What Money Can't Buy Trailer (2018)

The video explores the motivations behind learning, the role of money in society, and ethical considerations in markets. It discusses controversial practices like organ sales and refugee quotas, and examines ideas to improve voter turnout and representation. The video also addresses discrimination, coercion, globalization, and the movement of people, ultimately questioning the limits of market influence on moral and civic goods.

What is the ethical concern associated with price gouging during natural disasters?

• It promotes economic growth.

• It is considered a form of robbery.

• It encourages competition.

• It helps distribute resources efficiently.

Why might paying people to vote be considered beneficial?

• It increases voter turnout and representation.

• It reduces government spending.

• It decreases election fraud.

• It ensures only informed citizens vote.

What is the main argument against judging people based on attractiveness in the workplace?

• It increases productivity.

• It is considered sexist.

• It limits diversity.

• It is a form of coercion.

What is a key aspect of globalization that has been resisted?

• Free movement of capital.

• Free movement of people.

• Free trade agreements.

• Free market competition.

What question does the section on moral limits of markets raise?

• Are there moral goods that markets cannot honor?

• Is globalization beneficial for all?

• Should taxes be increased for the wealthy?

• Should all goods be privatized?