. In the first opinion, Sander said that the selection of the sale in a market may reflect inequalities of income and, more importantly, inequality in society. In a society where everything can be bought and sold, the lives of people with modest incomes would be more difficult. More money to buy things, the abundance of money is more important. Specifically, if the advantages of the rich can just buy luxury, beautiful home, using branded, travel abroad, the income imbalance (but will create jealousy) would not cause much post disastrous results. But in fact, the money was to buy more things: political power, health, villa in a quiet area, and children are at school, the elite ... the things that would make the the income gap widening, deepening inequity within countries, and cause divisions in society more severely from generation to future generations. As we all know a good school performance, there should be an agreement between the seller and the buyer, or in other words, buyers and sellers are voluntary. Putting these two views on the issue of organ trafficking, Sander said that if the organ market exists, the market would tend to the extreme exploitation of poor people:
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