Why some things should not be for sale: the moral limits of markets

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Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Chapter One: What Do Markets Do? Part II Chapter Two: The Changing Visions of Economics Chapter Three: The Market's Place and Scope in Contemporary Egalitarian Political Theory Chapter Four: Noxious Markets Part III Chapter Five: Markets in Women's Reproductive Labor Chapter Six: Markets in Women's Sexual Labor Chapter Seven: Child Labor: A Normative Perspective Chapter Eight: Voluntary Slavery and the Limits of the Market Chapter Nine: Ethical Issues in The Supply and Demand of Human Kidneys Conclusion

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