The research aims to explore how limiting families per sperm donor affects donor availability and recipient options.
Analyzed existing policies on sperm donation in Europe and worldwide.
Evaluated the context-dependence of family limits on donor behavior.
Considered implications on recipient choice and donor supply.
Low family limits significantly reduce sperm availability.
Recipient choice is constrained under strict family regulations.
Global comparisons highlight varied impacts across different regions.
Abstract
Overall, the impact of a mandatory European or global family limit is highly context-dependent, but low limits would significantly affect sperm availability and constrain recipient choice.