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Inefficiency in cadaveric organ procurement

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Kaserman, David L.; Saba, Richard P. - In: Southern economic journal 73 (2006) 1, pp. 13-26

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The failure of U.S. organ procurement policy

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Jackson, John D.; Kaserman, David L. - In: Regulation : the Cato review of business and government 30 (2007) 4, pp. 22-30

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A time-series analysis of the US kidney transplantation and the waiting list : donor substitution effects

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Jackson, John D.; Kaserman, David L. - In: Empirical economics : a journal of the Institute for … 42 (2012) 1, pp. 261-277

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The global organ shortage : economic causes, human consequences, policy responses

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Kaserman, David L.; Osterkamp, … - 2013

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Limits to altruism : organ supply and educational expenditures

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Kaserman, David L.; Saba, Richard P. - In: Contemporary economic policy : a journal of Western … 22 (2004) 4, pp. 433-441

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Scope, learning, and cross-subsidy : organ transplants in a multi-division hospital ; an extension

Barnett, Andrew H. - In: Southern economic journal 62 (1996) 3, pp. 760-767

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The medical community's opposition to organ markets : ethics or economics?

Barnett, Andrew H. - In: Review of industrial organization : RIO 8 (1993) 6, pp. 669-678

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A time-series analysis of US kidney transplantation and the waiting list : donor substitution effects and "dirty altruism"

Beard, Thomas Randolph; Jackson, John D.; Kaserman, David L. - 2010

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Compensated Live Kidney Donations

Beard, Thomas Randolph - 2015

Concerns with coercion and irrational decision-making underlie many of the arguments against compensated organ donation. Nonetheless, healthy adults are allowed, and even encouraged, to donate a kidney, without compensation, to patients in dire need of a functional organ. How does the...

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