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What moves on the Adverse Selection (Lemons Problem) diagram
Quality verification raises what buyers will pay at any quality mix, keeping good cars in the market: information repairs what asymmetry broke.
Buyers can't tell good cars from lemons, so they only pay average-quality prices.
History reports arrive: accidents, odometer readings, and service records become visible.
Verified quality lets buyers pay more, so their willingness-to-pay line lifts.
More good cars stay on the market and average quality rises. Information is the cure for unraveling.
Examiners ask this as: carfax, history report, vehicle inspection, information fix, transparency.
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