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account.ache.orgthe adverse selection problem by establishing age limits, requiring medical examinations, and applying waiting periods before mem-bers could join the plan or collect benefits. They dealt with the moral hazard problem by having a committee of fellow fund members visit the sick or injured member to determine if he was sick enough to collect.
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www.augie.educounterparty, such as adverse selection, moral hazard, and the principal‐agent problem. bad (n.): 1) anything that no entity values at greater than zero; 2) anything that entities are willing to pay to reduce or eliminate. See also good Bagehot’s Rule (n.): See Hamilton’s Rule.