Finansal Krizler ve Asimetrik Enformasyon: Asya ve Meksika Krizleri

Finansal piyasalarda asimetrik enformasyondan kaynaklanan sorunlar bu piyasaların etkin bir şekilde işleyişine zarar vermekte; finansal piyasaların en verimli yatırım projelerine kaynak aktarımını gerçekleştirmesini engellemektedir. Gerek finansal gerekse finansal olmayan kurumların etkinliğini ve verimliliğini olumsuz yönde etkileyen asimetrik enformasyonun varlığı, ekonomik başarısızlıkların ve finansal krizlerin de önemli bir faktörü olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Bu çalışmada asimetrik enformasyon kavramı ele alınarak finansal krizlerdeki asimetrik enformasyon faktörü ve krizlerdeki rolü değerlendirilmekte, 1994 Meksika ve 1997 Asya krizleri asimetrik enformasyon açısından incelenmektedir. 

Financial Crises and Asymmetric Information: Mexican and Asian Crises

The problems arising from asymmetric information in financialmarkets prevent the efficient functioning of these markets and preventfinancial markets from transferring funds to the most efficient investmentprojects. The existence of asymmetric information, which negatively affects the efficiency and productivity of both financial and non-financialinstitutions, is an important factor in economic failures and financialcrises.In this study, the concept of asymmetric information will be discussed.Asymmetric information factor in financial crises and its role incrises will be evaluated. 1994 Mexico and 1997 Asian crises will beanalyzed in terms of asymmetric information.

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