One of the differences between the asymmetric information in the lemons market and the asymmetric information in the insurance market is that the lemon market's asymmetric information is adverse selection. On the other hand, the one for the insurance market is a moral hazard. Moral hazard asymmetric information refers to asymmetric information, which changes the moral behavior of one party. For example, in an insurance contract, where the insured party has more information than the insurer, the insured party may not take a risk because the insurer will take care of the hazard. On the other side, adverse selection asymmetric information is where the asymmetric information is used to exploit one of the parties. For example, when a lemon seller exploits the buyer because he has more information.