definition

Markets aggregate information into collective action

Markets are the human institutions and artifacts that try to aggregate private information and turn it into collective action; they are pervasive and ancient, the tools humans built to coordinate, compete, and cooperate.

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Speaker

Alvin Roth

Evidence Quote

markets are the human institutions, the human artifacts that try to aggregate private information and turn it into collective action

Source

353 | Alvin Roth on the Economics of Morally Contested MarketsSean Carroll's Mindscape
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:30:11 AM

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