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==Social Sciences==
==Social Sciences==
In economics and sociology, asymmetry refers to:
In economics and sociology, asymmetry refers to:
* **Asymmetric information**
* '''Asymmetric information'''
* **Unequal power relationships**
* '''Unequal power relationships'''
* **Imbalanced resource distribution**
* '''Imbalanced resource distribution'''
* **Directional incentives**
* '''Directional incentives'''
These asymmetries shape markets, negotiations, and social structures.
These asymmetries shape markets, negotiations, and social structures.