Concept知识分散性 / 分散知识
Dispersion of Knowledge
An economic concept proposed by Hayek, referring to the fact that the information required for economic decisions exists among individuals in a dispersed, local and often tacit form, and cannot be fully collected and processed by a central planner.
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Oct 20
In "The Use of Knowledge in Society" (1945), Hayek argued that the information needed for economic decisions exists among individuals in a dispersed, local and often tacit form, and that a central planner cannot fully collect and process this information.
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