Which of these conditions is also called "shirking?"

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Shirking refers to the behavior of a party who fails to fulfill their responsibilities or promises, typically because they expect to be compensated or suffer no penalties. Moral hazard is a type of agency problem where an individual or entity engages in risky behavior because they are protected from the consequences. This behavior can include shirking responsibilities or obligations. Therefore, moral hazard problems are also known as shirking. Adverse selection, self-concept, and concern for quality are not directly related to shirking.

Which of These Conditions Is Also Called "Shirking