Akerlofs Lemons argument essentially states: CA That adverse selection arising from information asymmetry can cause a market to collapse as the poor-quality goods chase out the high-quality goods. OB That moral hazard in the principle-agent problem will result in poor managers (lemons) nunning a company unless monitoring is employed. C That information asymmetry will be most intense for goods of the lowest quality and govemment regulation to reduce that asymmetry will be most necessary in these cases D. That because lemons are partial substitutes to oranges the price of one will be negatively comelaed to the other holding the demand curves constant.

Akerlofs Lemons argument essentially states: CA That adverse selection arising from information asymmetry can cause a market to collapse as the poor-quality goods chase out the high-quality goods. OB That moral hazard in the principle-agent problem will result in poor managers (lemons) nunning a company unless monitoring is employed. C That information asymmetry will be most intense for goods of the lowest quality and govemment regulation to reduce that asymmetry will be most necessary in these cases D. That because lemons are partial substitutes to oranges the price of one will be negatively comelaed to the other holding the demand curves constant.

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