Question 17 1 pts Which of the following best describes how adverse selection affects the price of insurance? Since purchasing insurance reduces the firm's risk, insurers can lower premiums to compensate for the reduction in risk. Since purchasing insurance reduces the firm's incentive to avoid risk, insurers must raise premiums to compensate for the increase in risk. Since high premiums will drive away the low-risk firms, insurers must lower premiums in order to attract low- risk borrowers. Since firms may have private information about how risky they are, insurers must raise premiums to compensate for the existence of this uncertainty