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An auction is externality-robust if unilateral deviations from equilibrium leave the other bidders’ payoffs unaffected. The equilibrium and its outcome will then persist if certain types of externalities arise between bidders. One example are externalities due to spiteful preferences, which...
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auctions, auction theory predicts bid distributions in Bayesian Nash equilibrium does not convey any information about bidders … risk averse. We show bidders' expected profits from entry into auctions is nonparametrically recoverable, if a researcher …
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This paper analyzes the effects of buyer and seller risk aversion in first and second-price auctions. The setting is … to optimally set the reserve price. In both auctions the seller’s optimal reserve price is shown to decrease in his own … of both auctions, and especially that of the first-price auction. The seller’s optimal reserve price in the first …
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Bidders’ risk attitudes have key implications for choices of revenue-maximizing auction formats. In ascending auctions … transaction prices and participation decisions in ascending auctions with entry costs. Nonparametric tests are proposed for two … of risk attitudes in a more general model of ascending auctions with selective entry, where bidders receive entry …
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This paper analyzes the effects of buyer and seller risk aversion in first and second-price auctions. The setting is … to optimally set the reserve price. In both auctions the seller’s optimal reserve price is shown to decrease in his own … of both auctions, and especially that of the first-price auction. The seller’s optimal reserve price in the first …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008493140