According to Arthur Okun, $$By prohibiting your sale of rights, society is encroaching on your freedom, but it is also protecting you from others who might want to take your rights away....Starvation and dignity don$$t mix well.$$ How does this quote apply to the bone marrow scenario?

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Government is encroaching on my freedom to sell my own property yet protecting me from those who might coerce me to sell my bone marrow out of self$-$interest.

Selling bone marrow may be a $$sale of last resort$$ for the poor and their last opportunity to gain some dignity using the few property rights they have.

Bone marrow donors are the parts of society who are taking away the freedom of those who might wish to sell their bone marrow at a market price.

Companies like Hermeos are the elements in society that are $$encroaching on my freedom$$ by trying to put a price on my own property $($my bone marrow$).$