Great, thank you! I’ll read it in full, but for now this was key for me:
For instance, our top choice is the Initiative on Global Markets (IGM), a research center at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Specifically, their “Economics Experts Panel”, regularly polls top economists on economic policy questions. A philanthropist could fund this project so that it can be expanded. Basing economic policy on expert consensus should be robustly positive.
I wrote about this and related issues here:
Decreasing populism and improving democracy, evidence-based policy, and rationality
Great, thank you! I’ll read it in full, but for now this was key for me: