how does the internet reduces information asymmetry

Informational asymmetry refers to a situation in which the parties on opposite sides of a transaction have differing amounts of information relevant to the transaction.

Information Asymmetry is when two parties are partaking in a transaction of sorts, and one party has more or better information than the other.

Nathalie Dierkens has written:

'Information asymmetry and equity issues'

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Asymmetry Festival was created in 1999.