What Money Can't Buy by Michael Sandel

What Money Can't Buy by Michael Sandel

Harvard philosopher Sandel examines the expanding reach of market logic into areas of life once considered outside commercial exchange — friendship, health, education, even the right to jump a queue — arguing that treating everything as a commodity carries genuine moral costs.

Through concrete examples like paying children to read books or selling the right to hunt endangered species, Sandel makes the case that some goods are corrupted by being bought and sold, and that societies need an active public conversation about where markets belong and where they do not.

A widely influential work of public philosophy questioning the moral limits of market logic.

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