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adverse selection

noun

Insurance.
  1. the process of singling out potential customers who are considered higher risks than the average.


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"If your car doesn't work, you're just stuck. It's just mean, don't you think?" said Howard Drake, a GM dealership owner based in California, describing the difficult situation for customers needing repairs."I thought the punishment would be in the form of adverse selection for customers with limited choice. I didn't think it would be my lot stacked up with cars that I can't fix because they won't man a parts distribution center," he said.

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Making the program optional would in effect repeal the program by leading to a phenomenon called “adverse selection,†according to Ben Veghte, the director of the WA Cares Fund.

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While Piskorski’s research suggests that iBuying is potentially profitable, this will be true only if companies can manage this adverse selection problem.

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Zillow may simply have realized before anyone else that adverse selection is intractable.

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This phenomenon, also known as adverse selection, could collapse the market.

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