A) The percentage of its customers who are generally healthy will fall.
B) The number of its customers with hidden health problems will fall.
C) The number of customers who are generally healthy will fall.
D) The firm's profit per customer will rise.
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A) It always arises from government intervention in private markets.
B) It serves as a possible rationale for government intervention in private markets.
C) It always amounts to a moral hazard problem.
D) It does not affect prices consumers are willing to pay in the market.
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A) There is no problem of asymmetric information at XYZ between the company's management and its workers.
B) Workers at XYZ have never demonstrated any tendency to shirk.
C) XYZ wants to maintain a good mix of workers in terms of their true abilities.
D) XYZ is not worried about lemons.
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A) The paradox implies that pairwise voting never produces transitive preferences, and so the voting in Elmongary fails to produce transitive preferences.
B) The paradox implies that pairwise voting sometimes (but not always) produces transitive preferences, and the voting in Elmongary does produce transitive preferences.
C) The paradox implies that pairwise voting sometimes (but not always) fails to produce transitive preferences, and the voting in Elmongary fails to produce transitive preferences.
D) The paradox implies that pairwise voting almost never produces transitive preferences, but the voting in Elmongary does produce transitive preferences.
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A) The government almost always has more information than the private parties.
B) Private markets have no means of dealing with information asymmetries on their own.
C) The government is itself an imperfect institution.
D) Government intervention will exacerbate any market failures.
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A) an optimizer
B) a rationalizer
C) a satisficer
D) a minimizer
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A) that she gets $100 and that the other player gets $100
B) that she gets $198 and that the other player gets $2
C) that she gets $199 and that the other player gets $1
D) that she gets $200 and that the other player gets $0
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A) Neither party is well informed.
B) One party is better informed than the other party.
C) Both parties are equally well informed.
D) The government is better informed than either of the two parties.
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A) moral dilemma and inverse-risk selection
B) moral dilemma and adverse selection
C) moral hazard and inverse-risk selection
D) moral hazard and adverse selection
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A) a hidden action; specifically, it is an example of a hidden characteristic
B) a hidden characteristic; specifically, it is an example of a hidden action
C) an information asymmetry; specifically, it is an example of a hidden action
D) an information asymmetry; specifically, it is an example of a hidden characteristic
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A) Democracy should be abandoned as a form of government.
B) It is impossible to improve upon democratic voting methods as a mechanism for social choice.
C) All voting systems are flawed as mechanisms for social choice.
D) It is impossible to identify the median voter.
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Multiple Choice
A) People are wealth-maximizers.
B) People are "near rational"
C) People go to a lot of trouble to weigh costs and benefits before choosing a course of action.
D) People frequently change their minds.
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A) It is at odds with traditional economic theory.
B) It is at odds with evidence from experimental psychology.
C) It supports the idea that people are rational in their decision-making processes.
D) It assumes that people do not act out of self-interest.
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A) They are rational wealth-maximizers.
B) They tend to be driven by fairness, without regard for their own self-interest.
C) They are driven by both fairness and self-interest.
D) They have trouble calculating their own levels of wealth.
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