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The value of information regarding risk class for a monopoly insurer and its customers is examined in both symmetric and asymmetric information environments. A monopolist always prefers contracting with uninformed customers as this maximizes the rent extracted under symmetric information while...
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Because of impersonal securitization in the secondary market, the ultimate investors in a mortgage have only a limited amount of information about the borrower's characteristics. This creates an asymmetric information problem because of hidden knowledge on the part of the primary lenders, who...
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Because of impersonal securitization in the secondary market, the ultimate investors in a mortgage have only a limited amount of information about the borrower's characteristics. This creates an asymmetric information problem because of hidden knowledge on the part of the primary lenders, who...
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