Reexamination of the decision theoretic structure of a Diamond-Dreze s
tock market economy reveals that general lack of optimal equilibrium a
llocations is an informational problem. Prices of firms' shares and ob
served production convey information sufficient for weak form market e
fficiency, but is inadequate for investors to select socially optimal
portfolios which constitute strong form market efficiency. Revising th
e optimality concept to accommodate information constraints yields a n
otion of information constrained Pareto optimality. This concept refle
cts general application of the principle of semistrong form market eff
iciency. Our approach subsumes the Bayesian approach.