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Some people wish to adopt children, and some women want to or are willing to put their babies up for adoption. Should the government prohibit, regulate, or allow adoptive parents to pay the birth mother directly?

Outline reasons for your choice.

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The expert examines a normative analysis for adoption of children.

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This is a two word answer. Prohibit it. A baby should never be sold at any price. That's the most valuable thing on earth. Again paying for babies is not the right thing to do morally.

The government intention might be ...

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