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private and common valuations as special cases. We show that the key determinant of bidders' surplus (and implicitly auction … format of the auction matters. If bidders have constant marginal utilities for objects up to some limit, then uniform price …
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the auction format as revenue equivalence cannot be expected to hold. From a theoretical viewpoint, Myerson's (1981 … more practical solution to the seller's problem is suggested by the "Amsterdam auction," where a premium is offered to … encourage weak bidders to compete aggressively. This auction format, which has been used to sell houses in Amsterdam for …
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This paper considers bidding automata programmed by experienced subjects in sequential first price sealed bid auction …
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Consider an auction in which $k$ identical objects are sold to $n>k$ bidders who each have a value for one object which … not prohibitively high, then the equilibrium price in a uniform price auction will not aggregate private information, in …
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We analyze a repeated first-price auction in which the types of the players are determined before the first round. It … fictitious play learning scheme, then for sufficiently large time, the players' bids are in equilibrium in the one-shot auction …
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This article reports the results of a market experiment designed to test the predictions of the constant relative risk aversion model and to study the importance of information feedback in repeated first-price sealed-bid auctions. The data reveal that introduction of price information feedback...
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for the good being provided to the group. We investigate an auction mechanism where the auctioneer provides the good to …
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The cost of political campaigns in the U.S. has risen substantially in recent years. For example, real spending on congressional election campaigns doubled between 1976 and 1992 (Steven D. Levitt [1995]). There are many reasons why increased campaign spending might be socially harmful. First,...
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asset that is too large or too risky for a single individual or financial institution so that an auction method is not … and a SS is provided. The difference between an auction scheme and a subscription scheme is discussed. …
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We investigate the outcome of an auction where the auctioneer approaches one of the two existing bidders and offers an … arrangements, corruption affects both bidding behavior, efficiency and the seller's expected revenue in a first-price auction. …
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