Those that argue that allowing kidney sales is not exploiting poor people argue that:
I. poor people can always say "no" if they value their kidney more than the money offered.
II. only low prices are exploitive.
III. voluntary trade can make both parties better off.
A) I only
B) I and II only
C) I and III only
D) I, II, and III

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Option I highlights the freedom of choice given to poor people to reject selling their kidneys if they value it more than the money offered. Option II suggests that low prices are exploitative, not necessarily all sales. Option III refers to the ability of voluntary trade to benefit both parties involved, indicating that the sale of kidneys can be mutually beneficial.

Those That Argue That Allowing Kidney Sales Is Not Exploiting