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AI from June 2022

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AI before June 2022

Asymmetric Information was published three times a year between 1998 and 2022. The editors were John Yeabsley, Viv Hall, John Creedy, Stuart Birks & Nancy Devlin. All issues can be downloaded below

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Copies before 2012:

ISSUE #42 December 2011 (624 KB)

ISSUE #41 August 2011 (1.10MB)

ISSUE #40 April 2011 (1840KB)

ISSUE #39 November 2010 (1278KB)

ISSUE #38 August 2010 (745 KB)

ISSUE #37 April 2010 (256 KB)

ISSUE #36 December 2009 (1067 KB)

ISSUE #35 August 2009 (1280 KB)

ISSUE #34 March 2009 (348 KB)

ISSUE #33 December 2008 (405 KB)

ISSUE #32 August 2008 (1,588 KB)

ISSUE #31 March 2008 (253 KB)

ISSUE #30 November 2007 (448 KB)

ISSUE #29 July 2007 (694 KB)

ISSUE #28 March 2007 (288 KB)

ISSUE #27 November 2006 (816 KB)

ISSUE #26 July 2006 (3,227 KB)

ISSUE #25 March 2006 (330 KB)

ISSUE #24 November 2005 (184 KB)

ISSUE #23, July 2005 (3.83 MB)

ISSUE #22, March 2005 (549 KB)

ISSUE #21, November 2004 (411 KB)

ISSUE #20, July 2004 (1.95 MB)

ISSUE #19, March 2004 (3.10 MB)

ISSUE #18, November 2003 (1.7 MB)

ISSUE #17, July 2003 (1.81 MB)

ISSUE #16, March 2003 (382 KB)

ISSUE #15, November 2002 (4.62 MB)

ISSUE #14, July 2002 (4.72 MB)

ISSUE #13, March 2002 (4.29 MB)

ISSUE #12, November 2001 (2.76 MB)

ISSUE #11, July 2001 (1.07 MB)

ISSUE #10, March 2001 (547 KB)

ISSUE #9, November 2000 (246 KB)

ISSUE #8, July 2000 (2.03 MB)

ISSUE #7, March 2000 (313 KB)

ISSUE #6, November 1999 (283 KB)

ISSUE #5, July 1999 (14.4 MB)

ISSUE #4, March 1999 (1.01 MB)

ISSUE #3, October 1998 (7.35 MB)

ISSUE #2, July 1998 (5.42 MB)

ISSUE #1, March 1998 (1.02 MB)

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