Moral hazard is a situation when a. contract terms attract parties that have a higher preference for risk b. contract terms incentivize applications of worse customers and repels better ones because of generous variable benefits, but high fixed-costs c. contract terms incentivize one party to take on more risk because they don't carry the full cost of the risk d. contract terms repel parties that have a lower preference for risk

contract terms incentivize one party to take on more risk because they don't carry the full cost of the risk

Explanation:

A moral hazard can be understood as the concept that a participant that is sheltered from danger in some manner will behave significantly than if they were not.

Every day, we see moral hazard in the form of established academics who remain apathetic presenters, individuals who have burglary insurance who are less attentive about where they parked, compensated workers who take long vacations, and etc.

Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct option is C.

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