Which of the following results from the lemons problem observed in the market for used cars?

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The lemons problem in the market for used cars refers to the fact that there is asymmetric information between buyers and sellers, with sellers having more information about the quality of the car than buyers. This leads to a higher ratio of lemons (low-quality cars) to high-quality cars in the market, as buyers are wary of purchasing a lemon and sellers of high-quality cars may not be willing to sell at a lower price to compensate for the risk of being mistaken for a lemon.

Which of the Following Results from the Lemons Problem Observed