Examples of either adverse selection or moral hazard

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Can you come up with any examples of either adverse selection or moral hazard affecting you or someone you know in their family life, love life, or job? (Here’s one to get started on: Is an obnoxious guy or an interesting guy more likely to start a conversation with you at a bar?)

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