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Alexander works for salamon telecommunications inc., a large corporation. his work requires him to travel extensively and, as a result, he spends much time working remotely. taking advantage of the situation, alexander often works on personal projects instead of company projects. salamon telecommunications has difficulty checking on alexander's work because he has no supervision in many of the places where he travels. this scenario exemplifies a(n)
a. moral hazard.
b. inverse selection.
c. poison pill.
d. outside director.

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