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Signed, Sealed, Delivered--Not Yours: Why the Fair Labor Standards Act Offers a Framework for Regulating Gestational Surrogacy
Over the past several decades, gestational surrogacy has emerged as a rapidly growing industry. Such growth has prompted an enormous amount of debate among scholars, human rights advocates, economists, and the media over a wide array of legal and ethical issues. This debate is perhaps most evident i
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