Singapore government is willing to pay up to thirty-six thousand organs for one organ (Tabarrok) and also covers lifetime health insurance for every citizen who donates an organ while still alive (Carney). Iran has a more direct policy of paying living donors approximately twelve hundred dollars per organ (Carney). Iran is also the only country that has completely eliminated waiting lists in the payment process (Tabarrok). Israel is implementing a “no give, no take” law, meaning that if an individual is not an organ donor, when and if that individual needs an organ they will be put at the bottom of waiting lists (Worsnop ). Makes sense, right? In short, if a person doesn't share, he won't be shared