talk about this very nice market and the potential for its growth going forward i'm joined by robin hanson associate professor of economics at george mason university robin thank you so much for joining me i want to take a look at some nor more numbers so visits to blood bank or dot com which is a cash for plasma website are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has seen about a twenty percent growth in traffic and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year. why are people turning to this as a viable form of income right now people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so some people want to buy other people want to sell so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little bit more altruistic these days could it be that there's just way more websites a

approximately seven thousand dollars now clearly this is not chump change i was joined earlier by robin hanson associate professor of economics at george mason to talk about the very meat market and the potential for growth going forward i first asked after robin to take a look at some more numbers that are very telling visits to a website called blood bank or dot com. which is a cash for plasma site are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has also seen increased traffic twenty percent more and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little

approximately seven thousand dollars clearly this is not chump change i was joined earlier by robin hanson associate professor of economics at george mason mason university to talk about this very nice market and the potential for its growth going forward i first asked robin to take a look at some more numbers that are. very telling of what's going on now visits to blood banker dot com which is a cash for plasma website are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has seen about twenty percent more traffic and a shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen of thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just

threwere robin hanson's, including her son jarrett, diagsed with autism in fifth grade. >> i used torite letters about my children, you know, hey, is is going on can you help me? and no one would answer me. >> despite jad's diagnosis, sf unified refused to provide him wi a class to work with autistic kids. instead it placed him with children diagnosed as emotionally disturbed. the district took hansen to court in a dispute she eventually won. o. >> so ma school districts ignore t law or don't take it seriously. >> schools versus students. a scene played out icourtrooms stewide. federal law says school has to identifiedtudents with disabilities and provide them with free and apopriate punl education. but according to the state, since 2010, more than10,000 milies have gone to court to fight for at education. >> nay ear not fightin me. they're not fighting the syem. theye not trying to safe money. they're fightg a year-old. >> this mom says sunnyvale refused to provide service for her son, despite his ad diagnosis. >> that's kind of silly. >> onectually told me this regular protol is to