Keith Teltser: Understanding and Improving the U.S. Organ Donation Market: A Look at Allocation and the Introduction of Exchange
Join the Institute for the Study of Free Enterprise for the event "Understanding and Improving the U.S. Organ Donation Market: A Look at Allocation and the Introduction of Exchange" with Keith Teltser on March 8th, 2018.
Keith Teltser will discuss how the U.S. organ donation market works and the economics of organ donation. During this event, Teltser will outline transplant options, current shortages, and bans on selling.
The event is free and open to the public. Please join us in Gatton B&E Classroom 311 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm.
Keith Teltser is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Louisville. He is affiliated with the University of Louisville Center for Free Enterprise. Teltser's current research focuses on the shortage and allocation of transplantable human organs, the effects of kidney exchange programs on patient outcomes, and policy issues surrounding the sharing economy. Keith earned his PhD and MA in economics from Michigan State University, and his BA in economics and philosophy from West Virginia University.
