Nobel Prize-winning economist Gary Becker:
A) opposes a market for human organs because it will lead to poor people selling their organs to rich people.
B) proposes a market for human organs to help eliminate the shortage of organs.
C) supports raising the minimum wage to reduce inequality.
D) favors occupational licensing standards to prevent consumers from being harmed by incompetent providers.
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