which of these situations do we see a problem of moral hazard   a)  A builder hires a new electrician without knowing how quickly she can work. b)  A bank does not tell customers about the circumstances when it can levy charges on their account. c)  A hotel company encourages independent reviews of its resorts to attract more tourists. d)  A car driver repeatedly forgets to lock his car since he is insured against its theft.

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