What does moral hazard imply about the effect of having insurance on the probability of a particular outcome?

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Explanation

Moral hazard refers to the situation where obtaining insurance leads to an increased probability that the insured event will occur, as the insured party may take greater risks knowing they are covered.

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What does moral hazard imply about the effect of having insurance on the probability of a particular outcome?

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