<h1>Economist at University Convocation Critiques Sandel, Emphasizes Fair Wealth Distribution, and Advocates for Accessible Education Through Technology.</h1> The speaker, a prominent economist, addresses graduates at a university convocation, discussing the influence of money on society and education. He critiques philosopher Michael Sandel's views on monetization, arguing that while money can create inequality, it also serves as an equalizer in free markets. He emphasizes the need for fair distribution of wealth and opportunities to restore faith in markets. On education, he highlights the high cost of private universities due to the scarcity of quality professors and suggests technology and philanthropy as potential solutions to make education more accessible. He encourages graduates to pursue meaningful careers and contribute positively to society.