Egg trading by hermaphrodite fish--evolutionary game theory by Peña, Nöldeke, and Puebla
Game theory is about how payoffs among multiple parties change the way they interact with each othe…
Game theory is about how payoffs among multiple parties change the way they interact with each othe…
The WSJ has the story, about two web sites that are trying to pioneer matching for people who want …
The Washington Post has the story: Why an IVF bill is the next fault line for the French republic …
One reason it is rewarding to study unregulated markets is that it gives you some idea of why some …
Assisted reproductive technology (ART) has brought us some modern possibilities that are sometimes …
Surrogacy law is not entirely simple in Israel (e.g. the intended parents must be a heterosexual ma…
I've blogged before about selection of sperm donors , but here's a story from the NY Times…
The Washington Post reprints a concise version of some of its stories from 1966, with stories of su…
Surrogacy is a subject that brings out both sides of arguments about repugnant transactions. Vivian…
The Italian law governing reproductive technology and surrogacy dates from 2004, but (although I do…
Even the U.S., which is a center of surrogacy, employs outdated rules to determine which surrogate …
Surrogacy serves all sorts of people, mostly couples who don't have a working womb between them…
Slate brings us up to date: INSIDE THE QUIETLY LUCRATIVE BUSINESS OF DONATING HUMAN EGGS "The …
The NY Times has a very 21st century wedding announcement, of two husbands who both wanted to be fa…
Twins, no less, after a journey through U.S. surrogacy by a gay Israeli couple, from Haaretz: Two f…