Philosopher Ingrid Robeyns sets out a new economic model that could address economic inequality and make the world a better place for all.

We live in an unfair world, and it's no secret that structural economic inequality is allowed to continue because it benefits those in power.

Across the world, the gap between the rich and the poor is widening, and Ingrid Robeyns believes that something must, and can, be done.

Robeyns is an award-winning philosopher and academic who is currently the Chair of Ethics of Institutions at Utrecht University.

In her January 2024 book, Robeyns explores the idea of 'limitarianism,' an economic model that seeks to redress systematic inequality by limiting how much wealth the super-rich can accrue.

Robeyns outlines the philosophy and includes insights from other economists, academics, and even the super-rich themselves to provide a compelling argument for a financial revolution.