Multiple Choice
The problem of moral hazard
A) is considerably more serious when an investor buys a firm's bonds than when the investor buys a firm's stock.
B) is considerably more serious when an investor buys a firm's stock than when the investor buys a firm's bonds.
C) is equally serious whether an investor buys a firm's bonds or a firm's stock.
D) is nonexistent for investors who buy corporate bonds or stock.
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