Moral Hazard

[@andrewstrauss7586]

I am starting a petition to get all econ classes in the US to be taught by these guys.

[@aertybhujm1]

I am a Taiwanese English tutor in Taichung,Taiwan.
After watching this video and learning this concept, I suddenly realized why I was sacked by a client 1.5years ago.
She was in fear of being ripped off by me due to asymmetric information and moral hazard.

[@FirebirdCamaro1220]

moral hazard is the reason that insurance companies like to collect premiums, but not pay claims

[@eisernfront8549]

Grate example is current situation of the Corona Virus. Here in the states, most event organizers or employers arent preparing for the outcome of the outbreak. They will let their workers work until they get sick. Also,, their employees cant afford to get sick anyways coz they have bills to pay, cant afford to go to a doctor, and almost all dont have paid sick leave.

[@Randor11]

This is a really precise and concise way of describing a moral problem which afflicts many many millions of people.

[@danwroy]

:/

[@treywright1743]

you explained this much better than my Pearson textbook, thanks.

[@tjaryma]

There is a nice paper by Benjamin Hale What's so moral about moral hazard? in philosophy. He writes : In this paper, I argue that
there is nothing inherently moral about the moral hazard, and in fact, that the
so-called moral hazard is better understood as a central and inextricable feature
of insurance and public policy more generally

[@zubairkhan-hz1vz]

Moral hazard is after the contract problem as per my knowledge.

[@alisaroo2234]

What is the difference between priciple-agent prblems and moral hazards?

[@lindachen5179]

Thank you. Love the examples and visuals

[@kemalonatdursun7240]

My big brother, you explained very well, we undrestood thanks to your amazing examples on your videos

[@arvinthm6018]

Isn't it a moral hazard, only if the mechanic does not fix my car properly though i have paid him for the damage to be fixed?
otherwise wouldn't it be an example of adverse selection?

[@Stray0]

1:58 very relatable :D

[@lulugao1531]

Love the video. Great content and easy to be understood!

[@ronturford5744]

This is not the normal use of the term moral hazard. Moral hazard is lack of incentive to guard against risk. That it not what what is being described here.

[@linkns1]

I have no idea why he's using this term for that definition. It's just not correct. Surely he knows this.

[@LIMJINGHENGJURGENHCI]

thanks bruv u saved my butt the econs notes buggy 😢

[@thekingprajna]

Thanks a lot sir

[@beliziabrito]

great content.

[@gfadhilla]

Thank you so much, THIS IS REALLY HELPFUL. I'm going to present about this topic next week, wish me tons of luck!

[@brokentombot]

I like he used the Johnson Rod example from Seinfeld.

[@shiivanibhatt]

Omg i knew i heard it somewhere😂

[@deforesttthompson9299]

Got me googling "what is a johnson bar"

[@Themistocles425]

+1 for the Seinfeld reference!

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

You should check out this one. Loaded with Seinfeld!
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-Roman

[@MasBrosh]

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[@dylanroberts3869]

Which of the following is NOT an example of ‘moral hazard’?
A. Amy does not always bother to lock her bicycle, knowing that it is well insured.
B. Knowing that he has comprehensive life insurance in favour of his family, Bill chooses to ski down the dangerous ‘black’ slopes on holiday instead of the safer ‘green’ ones.
C. Caroline takes out life insurance, knowing that her smoking habit has given her terminal lung cancer.
D. Having been granted debt forgiveness from the World Bank, the government of a developing country incurs new debt, expecting to be bailed out again if necessary.
E. Knowing that his company has limited liability, a manager borrows heavily to pursue maximum growth.

[@jatindersinghbhatti4308]

I think the answer is C. She takes insurance after she finds out she has cancer. If she had taken life insurance first and then started smoking & gotten cancer then it'd be considered a moral hazard issue. Am I right?

[@stevennaavee7519]

C right?

[@asseenonreddit5]

yeh its C although im sure you needed the answer 3 years ago. C is adverse selection not moral hazard

[@RahulKumar-wy8eq]

Ur words are very similar to kotlers well i would gladly say at least i understood the video 🙏

[@EdwinRiveraTheOneThatGotAway]

Aha!Thanks(*_*)
BTW:DR.SCOTT MCQUATE Is The TRUTH!!

[@athulcj3200]

Woww