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    The Moral Hazard Problem Refers to the Incentive Created by Fixed
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The Moral Hazard Problem Refers to the Incentive Created by Fixed

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The moral hazard problem refers to the incentive created by fixed rate deposit insurance for bank managers to take excessive risk.

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