Economics of Information and Its Implication Khemraj Subedi Associate Professor Tikapur Multiple Campus Abstract This paper shows emergence of Economics of Information and provides insights into economic relations with choice of rational economic agents and provide explanations on how asymmetric information hampers efficient allocation of resources and causes market failure. This paper makes brief investigation on economics of information and various sub-fields. A high degree of perfection in Information is a desirable as market signaling for ensuring efficient allocation of resources. Asymmetric information poses the problems of market failure, adverse selection, and principal agent problem, moral hazards , e xploiting “ignorance” and irrationalities and slack in labour productivity. It includes complete and scientific knowledge as special cases. The information revolution helped push back other boundaries within economics. Information ...
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