Frequently It Is the Case That: (1) a Worker Knows

question 23

Multiple Choice

Frequently it is the case that: (1) A worker knows more than his employer about how much effort he puts into his job, and (2) the seller of a used car knows more than the buyer about the car's condition.

• A)Neither (1) nor (2) serves as an example of asymmetric information.
• B)Both (1) and (2) serve as examples of asymmetric information.
• C)Neither (1) nor (2) serves as an example of a hidden action.
• D)Both (1) and (2) serve as examples of hidden action.