The Problem of Moral Hazard Arises Because

question 32

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.

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