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theory of auctions shows that it is unlikely that successful buyers as a group were injured. …
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collusion with Christie’s, the other great public auction house, was actually engineered. Contrary to the way the proceeds from … the collusion, but that sellers were. In addition, based on the public record of settlement, it appears that the … auctions, much of it in response to empirical findings, and we review three key findings. First, the evidence suggests that art …
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This paper tests for reference dependence, using data from Impressionist and Contemporary Art auctions. We distinguish …
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This paper presents an empirical study of paintings that have failed to meet their reserve price at auction. In the art trade it is often claimed that when an advertised item goes unsold at auction, its future value will be affected. We have constructed a new dataset specifically for the purpose...
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This paper measures the returns to investing in violins using two different datasets. One dataset includes 75 observations on repeat sales of the same violins at auction starting in the mid-19th century and another dataset includes over 2000 observations on individual violin sales at auction...
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We find evidence for the behavioral biases of anchoring and loss aversion. We find that anchoring is more important for items that are resold quickly, and we find that the effect of loss aversion increases with the time that a painting is held. The evidence in favor of anchoring and loss...
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prices in art auctions, using a large database of auctions and a smaller database of repeat sales. …
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