A Sharp Stock Market Decline Increases Moral Hazard Incentives

question 35

Multiple Choice

A sharp stock market decline increases moral hazard incentives

• A)since borrowing firms have less to lose if their investments fail.
• B)because it is immoral to profit from someone's loss.
• C)since lenders are more willing to make loans.
• D)reducing uncertainty in the economy and increasing market efficiency.

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