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4.1.2 Individual economic decision making
4.1.2.2 Imperfect information
The significance of asymmetric information.
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The significance of asymmetric information:
imperfect markets will never have
perfect
information , one party is
more
likely to have more information than the
other
Economic agents are unable to undertake
rational
decision
making
unless they have the
information
required to make those
decisions
Therefore, free markets are likely to
misallocate
resources
Imperfect markets will never have what?
perfect information
What are economic agents unable to undertake if they do not have the information required?
rational decision making
What is likely to happen in free markets due to imperfect information?
misallocation of resources