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Asymmetric Information refers to situations in economic transactions where one party has more and better information than the other. This imbalance in information can lead to an imbalance of power in transactions, potentially resulting in inefficient transactions or, in extreme cases, market failures.
Asymmetric Information means an information failure and deals with the study of economic decisions related to transactions when one party has more and better information than the other. It seems to happen if one party possesses more material knowledge during the economic transaction than the other. It can be demonstrated when a seller of any goods or services has more knowledge than its buyer of the same product or services. Moreover, a reverse situation can be possible accordingly. Every set of economic transactions consists of information as asymmetries to create an imbalance of power related to every transaction, resulting in inefficient transactions and market failure in the worst cases.
Usually, Asymmetric information models refer to when either one party have more knowledge than the other one but is not in use. It is quite possible that some asymmetric information can be used at a time when a single party can enforce or effectively act on breaches, either on specific parts of an agreement, where the opposite party cannot. Asymmetric models are classified as below-
Adverse Selection Model
Moral Hazard Model
Monopolies of Knowledge Model
Warranty Model
Mandatory Information Disclosure Model
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