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June 29, 2008

John Broome on Weighing Lives

How can human lives be weighed one against each other? Is this even possible? John Broome who has a background in economics as well as in philosophy, discusses how governments should allocate scarce resources or make life and death decisions in this episode of Philosophy Bites.

Listen to John Broome on Weighing Lives

Posted at 11:33 PM in Applied Ethics, Ethics, Political Philosophy, Politics |

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