Exam 14: Imperfect Information: Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard
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As more high-risk consumers enter the health insurance market,the average cost of health insurance service decreases.
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One implication of asymmetric information in the insurance market is that many low cost consumers who are not eligible for a group plan will carry individual insurance.
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Carlos is shopping for a tablet and since he has a relatively high opportunity cost of search time will spend less time searching for a lower price and will also have:
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Would a firm whose health insurance premiums are based on an experience rating be more likely to develop health and safety educational programs for its employees? Explain why or why not.
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-Refer to Figure 14.1.If the price of insurance is $7500,then:
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As the cost of automobile insurance rises,good drivers might reduce their coverage while poor drivers will likely maintain their coverage.This situation is known as moral hazard.
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A good driver who becomes more reckless after obtaining automobile insurance is an example of moral hazard.
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The health insurance premiums for Firm A's employees are based on an experience rating.Which of the following is correct?
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Suppose that in a small town 40 used cars are sold each month.Of the 40 cars sold,30 are lemons and 10 are plums.If consumers expect 50% of the used cars sold to be lemons,we can expect the price that buyers are willing to pay to fall over time.
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Suppose that buyers are willing to pay $8000 for a plum used car and $2000 for a lemon.If buyers expect 70% of the used cars to be lemons,what is the maximum amount that buyers will be willing to pay for a used car?
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A situation in which the uninformed side of the market must choose from an undesirable selection of goods:
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If a person drives less carefully after purchasing automobile insurance:
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When John in searching for a particular product and the lowest price observed so far in his search process is called:
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Recall the application about baseball pitchers.If professional pitchers who are a free agent and are more likely to get injured switch teams more often and others who are less likely to get injured don't.why is the puzzling feature of the free-agent market for baseball players explained by asymmetric information?
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Martha is trying to sell a high-quality television.All of the potential buyers are not willing to pay the price that Martha deserves.Explain to Martha how the problem of asymmetric information has led to this situation.
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After Fred discovered he was seriously ill,he went and purchased health insurance without telling the insurance company about his illness.This is an example of moral hazard.
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Table 14.1
-Refer to Table 14.1,which shows the market for used motorcycles in a small Midwestern town.As buyers adjust their expectations of lemons in this market:
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According to studies,used pickup trucks less than 10 years old that are being sold are less reliable than those not being sold.
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