The Principal-Agent Problem Refers to the Fact That the Agent's

question 8

Multiple Choice

The principal-agent problem refers to the fact that the agent's goals:

• A) do not always coincide with those of the principal.
• B) coincide with those of the principal.
• C) do not overlap with those of the principal.
• D) overlap with those of the principal.

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Definitions:

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