+Information asymmetry describes a situation where one party in an [Economic Transaction](/wiki/economic_transaction) holds more or better relevant information than the other. This imbalance can lead to inefficient outcomes, contributing to issues like [Adverse Selection](/wiki/adverse_selection) or [Moral Hazard](/wiki/moral_hazard).
+## See also
+- [Market Failure](/wiki/market_failure)
+- [Signaling](/wiki/signaling)
+- [Game Theory](/wiki/game_theory)
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