Bad risks may be the most willing to pay high interest rates and thus get loans. This describes an example of
a. symmetrical information
b. adverse selection
c. natural selection
d. moral hazard
e. the winner's curse
B
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A) 0.50. B) 0.25. C) 0.80. D) 0.75.
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Along a straight-line demand curve, as the price falls the
A) demand becomes more elastic. B) demand becomes less elastic. C) elasticity of demand is constant. D) demand is always unitary elastic.
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