Chapter 30 Self Quiz

Markets in Women's Sexual Labor, Debra Satz

. The essentialist objection to prostitution views the commodification of sex as*

. By Satz’s lights, prostitution is wrong because of its impact on how*

. For Satz, whether the sale or use of a person’s capacities in a market setting is wrong depends on

. Which of the following ways of challenging existing gender norms does Satznot cite as a legitimate alternative to legal prohibition?

. Satz reminds readers that in countries where prostitution is legally permitted, it is

. Satz rejects the asymmetry thesis on political grounds.

. Satz characterizes the philosopher Elizabeth Anderson as a proponent of the essentialist critique of sex work.

. According to Satz, prostitution is inherently destructive of women’s dignity.

. Satz’s discussion of the inequality endemic to sex work applies to equally to male and female prostitution.

. Because Satz believes sex work to be immoral, she concludes that it ought to be legally prohibited.

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