Titlebook: Managing Information in the Roman Economy; Cristina Rosillo-López,Marta García Morcillo Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Information Asymmetry and the Roman Labour Market to know about all potential employment opportunities, or all the details of the post and the employer expectations that come with the role. On the other hand, employers cannot know everything about all possible candidates, their history, and their suitability for the work. This is particularly true

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Asymmetric Information and Adverse Selection in the Roman Slave Market: The Limits of Legal Remedyestock that turned out have a latent disease or defect (.). The purchaser of a defective slave could return the slave for the price paid (a procedure termed .). The aedile’s remedies represent one of the standard institutional responses to the problem of adverse selection, namely the creation of leg

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Roman Professional , and Economic Control: A Monopoly of Information?conomic control, which is difficult to challenge but also to define precisely. To what extent did the control exercised by associations over economic life regard information? If a so-called de facto monopoly on activities existed, to what extent did it result from an unequal access to information, w

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Information Governance in Roman Financet approach by using a concept borrowed from organisation sciences: ‘Information Governance System’ (IGS). Information governance (IG) comprises all socially or formally instituted processes that regulate the production, circulation, valuation, storage, retrieval, and processing of information. The c

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Managing Information in the Roman Economy: Introductioningly, a source of transaction costs. These forms of state intervention reflected complex interactions between the public and the private sphere. The present collective volume aims to deepen our understanding of the Roman Economy by identifying and dissecting the information systems, networks and dy

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Managing Economic Public Information in Rome: The , as Central Archive of the Roman Republicstate had to make came from the treasury. As a result, it was expected that all expenses were to be controlled and recorded by the urban quaestors. All official documents generated by the Roman republican administration (senate, magistrates, assemblies, courts, etc.) were recorded and kept in the .,