Which of the following could the lemons problem, applied to financial markets, explain?
A) Lenders seeing a disproportionate share of high quality loan applicants
B) An average interest rate that is too high for the actual risk obtained
C) Profits for many lenders increasing significantly
D) High quality potential borrowers relying more on internally generated funds to finance investment
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