A few years ago, I participated in a panel discussing the economics of market design. Popular news outlets had recently picked up on the migration of economists to Silicon Valley, attracting renewed attention to the field. Within this discussion, someone posed a question: “Economists claim to be neutral experts in the evaluation of all forms of decision-making. But we only ever recommend the replacement of bureaucratic decision-making and democratic deliberation with highly technical digital ...
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Edward Nik-Khah (2023) studied this question.
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