microdisclosures
Microdisclosures are the practice of providing very small, frequent, and context-specific pieces of information about a system, organization, or process. Unlike broad annual reports or large public notices, microdisclosures are granular updates designed to be consumed quickly and selectively by stakeholders, with the aim of improving transparency and informed decision making while limiting cognitive load and information overload.
Applications and forms: In corporate governance and finance, firms may issue microdisclosures such as real-time or
Benefits and challenges: Pros include tighter information asymmetry reduction and faster stakeholder responses, and enhanced trust
Regulatory and research context: Microdisclosures are discussed in information economics and privacy literature as tools to