If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to [email protected]. In April 2008, the Law School's Law and Economics Program hosted a conferenceentitled "Contested Commodities: Reframing the Debate on Financial Incentives in the Supply of Genetic Materials." The conference, which was organized by Visiting Professor of Law Michele Goodwin, looked at the law, economics, and ethics of the burgeoning market for human genetic materials ranging from blood, sperm, and ova to harvested organs and even newborn babies. The keynote address (video of which is posted here) was by Richard Epstein, and audio files of all of the panels are available from the conference webpage.