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Information Latency: Theory and Economic Consequences
Many economic decisions rely on observations that predate the decision time. This paper introduces information latency, the elapsed time between a decision and the most recent observation of an evolving payoff-relevant state, as a distinct source of imperfect information. Unlike classical sources of
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