Consider a used car market in which half the cars are good and half are bad (lemons). A rational buyer in this market should

A) save up and buy a new car.
B) offer to pay a price equal to the most she would pay for a good car.
C) offer to pay a price equal to the most she would pay for a lemon.
D) offer to pay a price somewhere between the price she would pay for a good car and the price she would pay for a lemon.


D

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