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。

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To illustrate this, look at a variation of the "Market for Lemons" identified by George Akerlof, a Nobel-prize-winning economist, in 1970.

为了更好的说明这一点，就看看被在1970年获得诺贝尔经济学奖的George Akerlof(人名)定义为“柠檬市场”的变种。

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And the economist 8 George Akerlof once found himself faced with a simple task: mailing a box of clothes from India, where he was living, to the United States for his friend.

经济学家乔治·阿克尔洛夫某次发现自己面对一个简单的任务：将一箱衣服从印度(当时他所居住的地方)寄给他在美国的朋友。

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

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

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He shared that prize with George Akerlof and Michael Spence.

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