The Problem of Moral Hazard Arises Because

question 107

Multiple Choice

The problem of moral hazard arises because

• A)wisdom learned in one era does not easily translate to other time periods.
• B)value judgments about what is good or bad are inherently subjective.
• C)representatives, once selected, cannot easily be monitored.
• D)candidates are reluctant to reveal negative characteristics about themselves.
• E)we never know what elected officials really want to do when elected.

Explain the processes of accretion and how it adds landmasses to continents.

Identify and describe the geological features within continental interiors.

Understand the historical movements of continents and the formation of supercontinents.

Comprehend the methods used to track the positions of continents over geological time periods.

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