Why don't consumers work in the two-period model?

A) It's a convenient simplification.
B) It would make no difference to the model if consumers could work.
C) People who participate in real-world credit markets do not work.
D) We don't know how to include workers in the model.

A

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Both screening and signaling:

A. are ways to decrease information asymmetry between two parties. B. correct inefficiency in the market. C. can increase surplus gained in a market. D. All of these statements are true.

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