Sunita is hired as the CEO of Rowdy Company, a publicly owned corporation. After she is hired, she authorizes the purchase of a company limousine to chauffeur her around town, purchases a skybox at the stadium of the local NFL team, and provides herself with a company-paid membership at the local country club. This behavior could be an example of Select one: a. adverse selection. O b. the free-rider problem. C. the principal-agent problem. d. undisclosed information