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The fifth in a series of study resources on Microeconomics that will provide an understanding on market failure and it’s causes.

This study resource takes a look at how information failure – a type of market failure – can occur because both individuals or firms have a lack of accurate or relevant information required to make informed economic decisions.

  • Causes of information failure
  • Asymmetric information (Adverse selection and moral hazard)
  • Methods to resolve information failure
  • Behavioral insights and nudge theory
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