Moral Economics: What to Do When We Can’t Agree on Right and Wrong
Nobel laureate Alvin Roth reframes deeply divisive societal debates, from organ sales to reproductive rights, by examining them through the lens of market design. He argues that instead of outright bans, we can find practical solutions by understanding how markets function and how they can be carefully structured. This book offers a fresh, witty, and evidence-based approach to navigating complex moral quandaries, showing how thoughtful design can balance individual freedoms with the need to protect the vulnerable.
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