An explanation of Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection using a simple example. Enjoy! (I am aware that the constant camera zoom adjustment is annoying. It is a...
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Game Theory (ECON 159) We consider games in which players move sequentially rather than simultaneously, starting with a game involving a borrower and a lende...
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very informative and interesting illustration, thanks for sharing.
wow great sound i was in the library with headphones and i thought they got
unplugged
of course, the teacher can adjust grades to an arbitrary curve so some of
the students buying into the insurance policy do not receive the payoff, in
which case, the cost of the insurance is designed to generate a profit to
the insurer while appearing to payoff for some in one respect (cash reward)
and pay off for others in another respect (higher grade).
By Request. A video explanation of Moral Hazard.
I have my Risk Management exam in two days, and this video was honestly so
helpful.
very informative and interesting illustration, thanks for sharing.
wow great sound i was in the library with headphones and i thought they got
unplugged
of course, the teacher can adjust grades to an arbitrary curve so some of
the students buying into the insurance policy do not receive the payoff, in
which case, the cost of the insurance is designed to generate a profit to
the insurer while appearing to payoff for some in one respect (cash reward)
and pay off for others in another respect (higher grade).
By Request. A video explanation of Moral Hazard.
I have my Risk Management exam in two days, and this video was honestly so
helpful.