Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

Tunisian insurers' inefficiency linked to information asymmetry, threatening consumer protection.

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Economie teoretică şi aplicată
Information asymmetry and technical efficiency: Case of a panel of Tunisian insurance companies
Chiraz Feki

Paper Summary

The article explores how information imbalances impact Tunisian insurance companies, leading to issues like adverse selection and moral hazard. These problems can harm the companies' efficiency. The researchers aim to understand how information gaps affect insurance operations and measure the efficiency of Tunisian firms in light of these challenges.

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