Which of the following will not reduce the likelihood of a principal-agent problem when getting your car repaired?

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Not paying until after the repair job is finished may actually increase the likelihood of a principal-agent problem. The mechanic may be less motivated to do a good job if they do not receive payment until after the repair is completed. The other choices could potentially reduce the likelihood of a principal-agent problem by increasing transparency and accountability in the repair process.

Which of the Following Will Not Reduce the Likelihood of a Principal-Agent