Al Roth on Why People Should Be Free to Sell Their Kidneys
Economy
United States
Started May 23, 2026
Yascha Mounk and Al Roth discuss what we miss when we separate economics from human emotion
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Al Roth on Why People Should Be Free to Sell Their Kidneys
Yascha Mounk (United States) | May 12, 2026
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May 23, 2026
The focus on individual choice in selling organs overlooks systemic issues in healthcare that must be addressed to ensure equitable access to treatment.
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Selling kidneys commodifies human life and could exploit vulnerable populations, leading to ethical concerns about consent and coercion.
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Allowing the sale of kidneys can alleviate organ shortages and save lives, empowering individuals to make their own choices about their bodies.
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The emotional implications of selling organs should be considered alongside economic arguments, as human connections often drive decisions in healthcare.
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Regulating kidney sales could create a safe marketplace that benefits both sellers and buyers, addressing ethical concerns while maximizing health outcomes.
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