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informational asymmetry

📖 Definitions

“An informational asymmetry is a condition between two (information processing) agents such that there is at least one topic ‘S’ about which one of the agents holds more informative propositions than the other.” (Bagwala, 2024, p. 6)

🔗 Relations

📚 References

  • Bagwala, A. (2024). On informational injustice and epistemic exclusions. Synthese, 203(6), 194. https: doi.org/10.1007/s11229-024-04636-6