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occur in the seller's favour (the balance leans to the seller's side). An example of this could be when a used car is sold, in which case the seller is likely to have a much better understanding of the car's conditionand hence its market valuethan the buyer, who can only estimate the market value based on the information provided by the seller and their own assessment of the vehicle. Conversely, in a scenario where the buyer has more information, the scale leaning towards the buyer's side represents a shift

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