Sandel assumes that morality must be present in the market. On the other hand, according to Sandel, "market triumphalism" assumes that the market itself is sufficient in and of itself to arbitrate what is "good" for society. What does Sandel suggest about morality and the market?
A) Morality should be excluded from the market.
B) Morality is unnecessary in market transactions.
C) Morality and the market are interdependent.
D) Morality hinders the efficiency of the market.