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An example of moral hazard is
Hedonist
A person who believes that the pursuit of pleasure or happiness is the most important goal in life.
Might-Equals-Right
A belief or principle that power and strength justify moral superiority or rightful authority.
Self-Serving
Behaviors or attitudes that prioritize an individual's own interests, benefits, or welfare over those of others.
Matched Power
A situation in negotiations or relationships where the power levels of the involved parties are equal, allowing for more balanced and fair outcomes.
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