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explains why the problem of asymmetric information, which disadvantages consumers, needs governmental regulation as the …
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explains why the problem of asymmetric information, which disadvantages consumers, needs governmental regulation as the …
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regulation on consumer protection. The two lemons market designs tested in the experiment differed with respect to the risk of …, consumers have suffered expected losses. This empirical result may justify a paternalistic regulation that makes warranties …
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autoregressive processes, the built- in tendencies of unemployment reduction. In addition, the regulation necessary to operate this …
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With credence goods consumers cannot judge actual quality neither before purchase - ex ante - nor after purchase - ex post -. Trust has to replace own examination and verification. Applying Choquet-Expected Utility theory, a general model of credence goods is developed which takes the problem of...
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autoregressive processes, the built- in tendencies of unemployment reduction. In addition, the regulation necessary to operate this …
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Summary This article reviews the basic theoretical model of risk adjustment (Glazer/McGuire 2000) with a special focus on a coherent presentation of the main results. With adverse selection a regulator pursuing efficiency and solidarity objectives will need a risk adjustment scheme acting on a...
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