Economics & Finance
Information Disclosure Threshold Paradox
A hidden critical point that organizations face when deciding when to disclose information: disclosing too early triggers panic, while disclosing too late invites accusations of concealment. When an event falls below the legal materiality threshold, management tends toward silence, yet the market already knows something occurred. This silence paradoxically worsens information asymmetry and erodes trust.
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