When a Night Watchman Only Performs Two Walk-Throughs Per Night

question 7

Multiple Choice

When a night watchman only performs two walk-throughs per night when he is being paid to perform five walk-throughs per night, it is an example of

• A)both moral hazard and adverse selection.
• B)neither moral hazard nor adverse selection.
• C)moral hazard, but not adverse selection.
• D)adverse selection, but not moral hazard.

Recognize the role of government interventions in the market.

Analyze the consequences of external changes on market supply and demand.

Understand the components and structure of a balance sheet within a corporate annual report.

Identify the classifications and differences in paid-in capital on the balance sheet.

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