I need to learn a unique solution grounded in economics involving this case.

This past week you may have noticed an airplane conflict between two passengers that went viral. If you live in a cave and have not heard, then go watch the clip from Ellen linked below this discussion forum. How many of you all vote for the man? How many for the wornan? Before you answer, read this article from the NY TIMES about the economics of seat reclining: https://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/28/upshot/dont-want me-to-recline my-airline-seat-you-can-pay me.html In addition, return to the listen and listen to the 18 minute podcast about Richard Thaler, a Nobel winning behavioral economists who has developed the concept of "nudges". Finally, post your analysis about the situation. Use economics to determine if and how its possible to sort this out. And make sure you use your econ lenses! Is there a nudge that would work? How about a pay- ment? I'll be looking for the post with the most unique solution grounded in economics. If that's you, then I will drop your lowest Aplia Gradel!! Whoo hooo! No response post is required