16 A person who buys a life insurance policy pays a certain amount per year and receives...
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16 A person who buys a life insurance policy pays a certain amount per year and receives for their family a much larger payment in the event of their death. Would you expect buyers of life insurance to have higher or lower deat h rates than the average person? How might this be an example of moral hazard? Of adverse selection? How might a life insurance company deal with these problems?
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Principles Of Microeconomics
ISBN: 125206
8th Edition
Authors: Joshua Gans, Stephen King, Martin Byford, N Gregory Mankiw
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