To think of permitting death as a "forgone opportunity cost" does not seem to
be a subject that should be discussed. Personally, I agree with the critics
who cite that this drug will lead to increased abortions due to its ease of
access and other factors. This will certainly be a welcome substitute for
surgical abortions, yet I agree with Lynn Gray who stated that the "forgone
opportunity costs" of the loss in children will always be greater than any
opportunity cost associated with a drug used for indiscriminatory killing.
