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Would moral hazards and adverse selection still arise in the financial markets

Would moral hazards and adverse selection still arise in the financial markets

Would moral hazards and adverse selection still arise in the financial markets where information is shared asymmetrically?

“Bank managers should always seek the highest return possible on their assets.” Is this statement true, false, or you are not sure about its truth or falseness? Please provide elaborated explanations to support your answer choice.

 

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According to Sharpe (1990), asymmetric information is mainly the inability of understanding the debtor’s precise plans. However, it is clear that in financial markets if information were not asymmetric then definitely moral hazard and adverse selection would not arise simply because if the creditor discerns equally about the debtor as the creditor does, then the creditor will have the capability……………………..

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