The phrase "asymmetrical information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in economics and finance to describe a situation where one party has more or better information than another, leading to an imbalance in a transaction or decision-making process.
Example: "In the used car market, asymmetrical information often leads to adverse selection, where sellers know more about the car's condition than buyers."
Alternatives: "information imbalance" or "unequal information distribution".
Scottish economist known for his analytic research on economic incentives in situations involving incomplete, or asymmetrical, information.
In any case, regulatory capture is primarily an effect of asymmetrical information and the revolving door between government and business.
William Vickrey, in full William Spencer Vickrey (born June 21 , 1914 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada died October 11 , 1996 Harrison, New York, U.S). Canadian-born American economist who brought innovative analysis to the problems of incomplete, or asymmetrical, information.
June 21 , 1914Victoria, Canada October 11 , 1996Harrison, New York William Vickrey, in full William Spencer Vickrey (born June 21 , 1914 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada died October 11 , 1996 Harrison, New York, U.S ., Canadian-born American economist who brought innovative analysis to the problems of incomplete, or asymmetrical, information.
PropertyShark offers a solution to the classic economic problem of asymmetrical information.
In order to lure people into asymmetrical information relationships, some treat is often dangled.
It is shown that with a pre-loaded asymmetrical clearance element information from frequency response tests can be gainfully employed in estimating the clearance levels.
Opponents of IOASE contend that the purported benefits of onsite availability are non-existent or overstated [37], instead focusing on the role of asymmetrical and imperfect information, which may allow providers to "induce" demand for ancillary services [8 17].
The crux of the argument is that asymmetrical and imperfect information allow some types of service professionals to -induce" demand for their services; that is, suppliers, -experts" in particular, have the ability to shift the demand curves of their customers [78, 79].
There are few industries with information as asymmetrical as that of the art business.
We show that asymmetrical RSMs contain enough information for reliable strain and composition determination.
