Taking action to reveal one's own private information is called:
A)screening.
B)signaling.
C)statistical discrimination.
D)proofing.

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Signaling is the process by which one party (the sender) conveys some meaningful information about itself to another party (the receiver) through a signal. In the context of economics and game theory, signaling is a way for an individual or organization to reveal private information credibly to another party. For example, a job applicant may signal their ability level to employers by acquiring certain educational degrees.

Taking Action to Reveal One's Own Private Information Is Called