Al Roth in Podcasts
personAl Roth is an economist at Stanford University, known for his work in market design and kidney exchange programs.
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Al Roth won his Nobel Prize for his work in market design.
Today on Freakonomics Radio, how we think about death generally.
One chapter is about the growing acceptance of assisted suicide or what is often called MAID or medical aid in dying.
He's just published a book called Moral Economics, From Prostitution to Organ Sales, What Controversial Transactions Reveal About How Markets Work.
The reason I asked Al Roth whether Kahneman's decision might strike some people as repugnant is because Roth is perhaps the world's leading authority on what he calls repugnant transactions.
I talked to Danny several times a year.
So this person found Danny's decision, I would call it repugnant maybe because it really didn't include the feelings of people who loved him.
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