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Chapter 12, Problem 1Q
To determine

How the concept of asymmetric information leads to a financial crisis.

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Asymmetric information refers to a situation in which any of the parties- be it buyer or a seller has incomplete information, i.e. one of the parties involved in the transaction has more information when compared to the other. Due to asymmetric information in the financial market, it may lead to financial crisis.

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