this hints of the "free markets solve all problems" premise, which reflection shows to be oversimplified and, in fact, naive.
They do not. A market is only a tool, a venue, an organization, devoid of constructive moral force. The informed conscience of the market participant solves the problem, with the market being the arena.
Throw something into the marketplace, without setting and enforcing the moral limits, without keeping out of bounds what should be kept out of bounds, and you'll wind up with the slippery slope that leads you to the commoditization of human beings.
That is about as evil as it gets.
More evil than that. Just about every lawmaker in NJ has some kind of connection to a hospital, whether it's sitting on an advisory board, having an employed relative, doing legal or insurance work. So this is a major conflict of interest. The law lays on the side where the pockets are lined. Body Brokering is BIG business.