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P/F/332. Dealing with asymmetric information in banking
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- DATE:
- 2005
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The paper looks at the consequences of asymmetric (imperfect) information for commercial banks discussing Stiglitz-Weiss model and examining the notions of adverse selection and moral hazard. The activities of the banks to minimise the asymmetry of information are reviewed, strong and weak points of the Stiglitz-Weiss model are outlined.
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I got the paper thanks it will come in very handy for my course thank you.Nicholas
