Recent Developments in the Theory of Markets with Imperfect Information
Abstract
This paper focuses on the interdisciplinary specific of markets with imperfect information and its applications in the analysis of different socio-economical processes. Distinctively, we discuss the contributions of Romanian researches in agency theory and agency relationships, decisional behavior in conditions of risk and uncertainty, the consequences of asymmetrical information on the economical crisis, the attitude towards risks and the means of counteracting imperfect information among actors who operate on different segments of the economy. The main conclusion suggested by this enterprise refers to the extension of the possibilities of explaining socio – economical phenomena & information.References
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