What Money Can't Buy, Sandel elaborates on a number of examples where market logic and moral reasoning do not seem to align: tradeable procreation permits, purchasable pollution credits, the right to "hunt" an Alaskan walrus. In each case one could claim the morally questionable solution to be economically efficient: both sellers and purchasers are better off in a system that allows tradeable procreation permits while controlling population; pollution credits move an entire system incrementally toward more effective environmental policy; and sale of luxury hunts provides otherwise inaccessible resources for conservation and community support. Take issue with one or more of these examples, specifically citing the text.

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