But Akerlof saw the experience, for all its familiarity, as mysterious.

但阿克洛夫将这再熟悉不过的体验看成是一个谜。

youdao

Nobel laureate George Akerlof (1940 -) examined the market for used cars and considered a situation where the sellers are better informed than the buyers.

诺贝尔奖获得者：乔治·阿克尔洛夫(1940 -)考察了二手车市场。他假设在该市场中销售者具有比消费者更多的信息。

youdao

Akerlof showed that this differential information may cause the used car market to collapse; that is, the information possessed by sellers of used cars destroys the market.

阿克尔·洛夫证明了这个信息差异可能导致二手车市场崩溃：即二手车销售者拥有的信息破坏了整个市场。

youdao

Another iteration was floated this week by a group of Nobel laureates including Ned Phelps, Vernon Smith and George Akerlof.

WSJ: Review & Outlook: Paul Ryan and His Critics

As George Akerlof and Bob Shiller explain in their terrific book, titled Animal Spirits, confidence creates its own kind of multiplier.

FORBES: The Economic Forecasts are Wrong, Which is Probably Good News

He shared that prize with George Akerlof and Michael Spence.

FORBES: Intelligent Investing Briefing Book