Kidney Transplants and the One Lesson of Business (Part a) Why does the prohibition of selling kidneys in the United States lead to economic inefficiency? Kidney Transplants and the One Lesson of Business (Part a) Why does the prohibition of selling kidneys in the United States lead to economic inefficiency? It ensures that all individuals have equal access to kidney transplants, regardless of economic status. It increases the availability of kidneys, making them less valuable. It decreases the medical risks associated with kidney transplant procedures. It prevents kidneys from being allocated according to their highest valued use, from individuals who value them less to those who desperately need them.axes and Efficiency (Part a) A consumer values a boat at $55,000 and it costs a producer $50,000 to make the same boat. If there is no sales tax and the transaction is completed at $52,000, the transaction will generate $ Question Blank 1 of 2 type your answer... worth of buyer surplus and $ Question Blank 2 of 2 type your answer... worth of seller surplus