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    Moral Hazard Refers to the Likelihood That Firms Selling Particularly
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Moral Hazard Refers to the Likelihood That Firms Selling Particularly

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Moral hazard refers to the likelihood that firms selling particularly poor-quality products are the ones that have the greatest incentive to misrepresent their attributes in an effort to sell them.

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