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El libro Lo que el dinero no puede comprar. Límites morales al mercado del Profesor de Harvard Michael J. Sandel es una invitación a considerar hasta dónde estamos dispuestos como sociedad a dejar que los principios económicos determinen la forma en que las relaciones personales deben desarrollarse, y si estamos dispuestos a asignarle un precio a todo, es decir, a la vida, a la amistad o al honor, por citar algunos ejemplos. Esta reseña tiene por objeto mostrar la forma en que el autor explica esta idea, utilizando situaciones que podrían parecer absurdas o inaceptables, pero que son cada vez más frecuentes en sociedades que se resisten a ser de mercado y que quieren levantar una frontera entre lo que se puede o no comprar y vender.