XYZ Pharmaceuticals develops a new drug that causes the abortion of female fetuses up to the first trimester of pregnancy and does not affect male fetuses. The drug has no known side effects for women who take it, and seems perfectly safe to use. While awaiting approval of the drug from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a process that takes several years, the company receives very negative press and numerous groups call for a boycott of the manufacturer. Because of the nega-tive reaction to the drug by the general public, the man-ufacturer decides to scrap plans to produce the drug in the United States, but wants to market it abroad in a number of countries where it expects the drug to be well received. There is nothing in U.S. law or in the laws of the countries it intends to market the drug to prevent its sale. Make an ethical argument either for or against the drug's sale abroad. Justify your argument with sound reasoning.