On the Limits of Medical Experiment from the Perspective of Rational Choice Theory
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The rules of Polish law which formulate the conditions of permissibility of medical experiment, and thus determine its limits, can be interpreted in many different ways, especially in so far as they concern the required balance of potential costs and benefits of a planned experiment. However, in legal literature commenting on these rules one can hardly find a systematic and precise (to the degree which is possible in this area) account of these interpretations in the language of rational choice theory – the theory which is particularly helpful in such analysis due to its sophisticated conceptual apparatus for examining various configurations of costs and benefits. The present article is aimed to fill in this gap, providing this kind of account, and also attempting at an evaluation of the proposed interpretations.
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