Not so much that, to me - both parties have a great idea of what their costs might be, but the consumer has the critical information - "of the options open to me, which will I choose, if any?"
The "ignorance" is in "likelihood of utilization", not "cost of utilization".
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Not so much that, to me - both parties have a great idea of what their costs might be, but the consumer has the critical information - "of the options open to me, which will I choose, if any?"
The "ignorance" is in "likelihood of utilization", not "cost of utilization".