Problem
i. According to Sandel, what are the two big risks associated with the commodification of everything?
ii. Summarize the Libertarian and Utilitarian arguments in favor of the market.
iii. How does Sandel counter the economist's Utilitarian argument in favor of ticket scalping and paid line-standers?
iv. Throughout the reading Sandel discusses how markets "mark" and corrupt the goods they convey as well as social norms in the societies they inhabit. What does Sandal mean by "corruption" in these contexts? Do you agree with his argument? Explain why/why not.