Learning objectives
Explain how asymmetric information leads to adverse selection and moral hazard, using examples such as insurance, used cars and financial markets
Evaluate government responses to asymmetric information: legislation, regulation and provision of information
Evaluate private responses to asymmetric information: signalling and screening
Distinguish equity from equality and explain why free markets, which reward ownership of factors of production, are unlikely to produce an equitable distribution of income
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