Socially Inefficient Outcomes Are Possible When

question 1

Multiple Choice

Socially inefficient outcomes are possible when

• A) uninformed parties want to avoid opportunistic behavior by informed parties.
• B) informed parties engage in opportunistic behavior against uninformed parties.
• C) those in charge are risk neutral.
• D) workers do not own the firm.

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