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A) moral Hazard
When a borrower is involved in an act or behavior which is not in the best interest of the lender.For example, instead of investing money borrowed in a bond or stock market, it is used to buy lottery tickets which would be risky, than this situation is moral Hazard for borrower and also for lender as he agreed upon with this to invest in less risky instrument as above.
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