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The Ethics of Organ Donation Markets
This chapter explores the controversial topic of organ donation and the potential implications of establishing a regulated market for human organs. It examines Iran's model of compensating living organ donors, highlighting both its successes in reducing wait times and the ethical concerns surrounding exploitation. The discussion also addresses the socioeconomic barriers in the U.S., potential legislative solutions, and the delicate balance between incentivizing donations and preserving altruism.