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The Moral Limits of Free Markets (4/4/16)

The Moral Limits of Free Markets

The "Western Civ Dialogue" series presents:

The Moral Limits of Free Markets

Monday, April 4, 2016
4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
British and Irish Studies Room
Norlin Library – 5th Floor
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Free and open to the public.

If you may do it for free, may you do it for cash? For instance, may you buy and sell votes? How about buying and selling kidneys? Or buying and selling children? What should be off-limits to the market economy? Or do genuinely free markets permit everything? Scholars representing a wide range of views discuss the issues.

Featuring:

- , Associate Professor of Strategy, Economics, Ethics & Public Policy, Georgetown University
- , Professor of Law, Emerita, University of Michigan Law School & Distinguished Research Scholar, University of Toronto Faculty of Law
- , Professor of Law, Duke University Law School

Sponsored by the:
Center for Western Civilization, Thought and Policy (CWCTP)

Co-sponsored by the:
Center for Values and Social Policy

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