Two questions about surrogacy and exploitation

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An analysis examines whether surrogacy is exploitative and what moral force provides the basis for such an exploitation. The existence of exploitation depends largely whether there is harm done or whether the exploitation is mutually advantageous. This in turn depends on the occurence of a violation of either value, which concerns both the monetary and moral ethics of surrogacy, or choice, which can be subtly influenced by social factors such as the fee a surrogate mother will be receiving for the service. It is concluded that no reasonable bases yet exist for surrogacy to be prohibited.

Ethical aspects, Surrogate motherhood

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Hospital-based technology assessment: essential questions and an operational model

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The objective of hospital-based technology assessment is the creation of a model for decision making and clinical resource management, however, such technology assessment process does not assure positive decisions for technology acquisition. Although functional operating technology assessment program is important to provide cost-effective and quality health care, new technologies become successful when its biological properties are in harmony with the unique qualities, general strategic planning efforts, and goals of the organization and the needs of the nearby community.

Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Care Services, Analysis, Services, Health care industry, Medical care, Technology assessment

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The Korean anti-dumping system: various questions

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The Korean system for dealing with anti-dumping duties and other trade issues has the potential to be a model for other developing nations. The current system in Korea in based somewhat on Korean precedent, US and European law, and a mix of tariff philosophy and price discrimination concepts. For the system to be able to support free trade while avoiding any protectionist tendencies, it will need to be transparent, predictable, efficient and equitable in its philosophy and application.

South Korea, Laws, regulations and rules, Commercial law, Free trade, Antidumping duties

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