Instructors
Debra Satz - Stanford University

Lecture: Morally controversial uses of markets and market reasoning in areas such as organ sales, procreation, education, and child labor. Would a market for organ donation make saving lives more efficient; if it did, would it thereby be justified? Should a nation be permitted to buy the right to pollute? Readings include Walzer, Arrow, Rawls, Sen, Frey, Titmuss, and empirical cases.

Wed 3:15-5:05pm, Room: 260-012

DB-Hum

Level
Undergraduate

Units
4

Department
Department of Ethics in Society
School of Humanities and Sciences