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Information & signaling

When one side knows more (seller about the car, founder about the startup), markets can break down. Costly signals and screening let the informed reveal themselves credibly.

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Prereqs: Sequential games. Next: Bargaining. Akerlof (1970), Spence (1973), Stiglitz: the 2001 Nobel trio.
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