Many economists believe that a market in human organs would lead to both an efficient allocation and fair distribution of organs.

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While some economists argue that a market could increase the supply of organs and potentially allocate them more efficiently, there is significant concern that it would not lead to a fair distribution, as those with more resources would have better access, potentially exacerbating inequalities.

Many Economists Believe That a Market in Human Organs Would