The baby business : how money, science, and politics drive the commerce of conception / Debora L. Spar.
Boston : Harvard Business School Press, c2006Description: xix, 299 p. ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781591396208
- Human reproductive technology -- Economic aspects
- Infertility -- Treatment -- Economic aspects
- Surrogate motherhood -- Economic aspects
- Adoption -- Economic aspects
- Infertility -- therapy
- Adoption
- Commerce
- Genetic Services -- economics
- Reproductive Medicine -- economics
- Reproductive Techniques -- economics
- Socioeconomic Factors
- Surrogate Mothers
- RG133.5 .S666 2006
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| RG133.5 .M86 2008 Everything conceivable : | RG133.5 .R462 2021 Reproductive ethics in clinical practice : | RG133.5 .S66 2018 Assisted reproduction policy in Canada : | RG133.5 .S666 2006 The baby business : | RG133.5 .T479 2013 Textbook of clinical embryology / | RG133.5 .V57 2016 Politics of the womb : | RG133.5 .W53 2010 Choosing tomorrow's children : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-277) and index.
The quest to conceive: attacking an ancient affliction -- A cluster of cells: mechanics of the modern fertility market -- Renting wombs for money and love: the emerging market for surrogacy -- Designing babies: fixing flaws and pursuing perfection -- Return to the forbidden planet: issues in human cloning -- Trading places: the practice and politics of adoption -- Songs of Solomon: prospects for building a better baby trade.