What a Nobel laureate can teach us about the economics of electoral bonds

Using second-hand car market as an example, George Akerlof, spouse of former US Fed chair and US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, showed in 1970 how information asymmetries between sellers and buyers can cause market failures

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