I highly recommend the recently published book Radical Markets[1] which I read after listening to an interview with one of the authors on Econtalk[2]. From that

I highly recommend the recently published book Radical Markets[1] which I read after listening to an interview with one of the authors on Econtalk[2]. From that summary: > Weyl urges a radical transformation of land and housing markets using a new federal real estate tax based on self-assessment. Owners would be required to sell their houses at the self-assessed price. That's just the first part of the book, it has similar suggestions for election law, how monopolies fueled by index funds can be addressed etc. I don't know how workable all these ideas are in practice, but I found it to be a fresh look at some societal issues. 1. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36515770-radical-markets https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36515770-radical-markets 2. http://www.econtalk.org/glen-weyl-on-radical-markets/ http://www.econtalk.org/glen-weyl-on-radical-markets/