例句與造句

1. The game utilizes bluffing skills because the players possess asymmetrical information about the value of the paintings they possess.
2. Scientists and economists talked lyrically about " asymmetrical information " and the " Bose-Einstein condensate ."
3. Used cars market : due to presence of fundamental asymmetrical information between seller and buyer the market equilibrium is not efficient; in the language of economists it is a market failure
4. Used cars market : due to presence of fundamental asymmetrical information between seller and buyer the market equilibrium is not efficient; in the language of economists it is a market failure.
5. Economist George Akerlof in his 1970 paper " The Market for Lemons : Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism " identified the severe lemon problems that may afflict markets characterized by asymmetrical information.
6. It's difficult to find asymmetrical information in a sentence. 用asymmetrical information造句挺難的
7. Akerlof considered the problem of bad quality cars driving good quality cars out of the market in his classic  The Market for Lemons ( 1970 ) because of the presence of asymmetrical information between buyers and sellers.
8. The motivations for the award were the innovative approach to solving the asymmetrical information problem for retail investors of the stock market and the display of a very international outlook, having the potential to grow big on the international stage.
9. In February 2010, her blog lost the title " Asymmetrical Information ", as " The Atlantic " switched to having every blog ( except Andrew Sullivan's " The Daily Dish " ) be identified solely by its author.
10. In August 2007 McArdle left " The Economist " and moved to Washington, D . C . to work as a full-time blogger for " The Atlantic ", keeping " Asymmetrical Information " as her blog's name.
11. This appeared to many to be a case of a " principal agent problem " and " asymmetrical information "  i . e . a problem for the owners / shareholders ( the " principals " ) who have much less information and different interests than those they ostensibly hire to run the company ( the " agent " ).