| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | informational assymetry | | Hebrew translation: | i-simetriyut meyda | | Entered by: | Eynat |
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Bus/Financial - Investment / Securities / stock market | | English term or phrase: informational assymetry | | Since studies on informational asymmetry and informational cascades consider that crises are more likely to occur when many market participants hold similar portfolio allocations, such a study would suggest that herd behavior may not be a major cause of panic on financial markets. |
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| | i-simetriyut meyda | Explanation:
or maybe
khose-simetriyut meyda, if you like.
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Note added at 2003-07-23 21:04:26 (GMT)
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Tal\'s term does not describe the meaning, because i-te\'imut is non-compliance, which is something quite different.
My suggestion is the easy way out? Why? Because it is straightforward, accurate, simple and self-evident?
It\'s not supposed to \'describe the meaning\' (which Tal\'s doesn\'t, in any case). It\'s supposed to be a translation. Does informational assymetry describe the meaning any more than i-simetriyut meyda does? I don\'t think so.
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Note added at 2003-07-23 21:04:58 (GMT)
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I meant khoser-simetriyut - sorry.
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Note added at 2003-07-24 18:19:01 (GMT)
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Re above:
Eynat -- reference military term \"lechima assimetrit,\" very commonly used in IDF these days, as the accepted translation of \"assymetric warfare\"
Exactly what I said: where an obvious translation exists, one doesn\'t need to \'describe the meaning\', only provide a translation.
(doesn\'t asymmetry really have more than 1 s?).
So: call it asimetriyut meyda if you like, but not i-teimut meyda which means information non-compliance.
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2 hrs confidence:   peer agreement (net): +1 | i-simetriyut meyda
Explanation:
or maybe
khose-simetriyut meyda, if you like.
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Note added at 2003-07-23 21:04:26 (GMT)
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Tal\'s term does not describe the meaning, because i-te\'imut is non-compliance, which is something quite different.
My suggestion is the easy way out? Why? Because it is straightforward, accurate, simple and self-evident?
It\'s not supposed to \'describe the meaning\' (which Tal\'s doesn\'t, in any case). It\'s supposed to be a translation. Does informational assymetry describe the meaning any more than i-simetriyut meyda does? I don\'t think so.
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Note added at 2003-07-23 21:04:58 (GMT)
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I meant khoser-simetriyut - sorry.
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Note added at 2003-07-24 18:19:01 (GMT)
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Re above:
Eynat -- reference military term \"lechima assimetrit,\" very commonly used in IDF these days, as the accepted translation of \"assymetric warfare\"
Exactly what I said: where an obvious translation exists, one doesn\'t need to \'describe the meaning\', only provide a translation.
(doesn\'t asymmetry really have more than 1 s?).
So: call it asimetriyut meyda if you like, but not i-teimut meyda which means information non-compliance.
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