In markets with asymmetric information
A) moral hazard causes adverse selection which in turn causes asymmetric information.
B) adverse selection causes moral hazard which in turn causes asymmetric information.
C) asymmetric information causes moral hazard and then it causes adverse selection.
D) asymmetric information causes adverse selection and then it causes moral hazard.
Answer: D
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