People Who Oppose the Establishment of an Open Market in Human

question 31

Multiple Choice

People who oppose the establishment of an open market in human organs justify their view on the ground that:

• A)it would yield huge profits to the privately owned medical care centers.
• B)it would lead to a chronic organ shortage.
• C)it would result in the exploitation of the poor.
• D)it would induce people to fritter away money earned through the sale of organs.
• E)although the poor people are in greater need of the organs,yet they would not be able to afford them because of their high price.

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