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When bidders have different risk aversion levels, we determine in a first-price auction, the asymmetric equilibrium … allocative efficiency of the auction. …
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auction-based index to test whether the art market is weakly efficient. Evidence reveals that returns on artworks exhibit high …
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Recently the Government of India used procurement auction mechanisms with endogenously determined minimum quality. We … auction mechanisms with exogenously determined minimum quality. …
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We extend the gross substitutes and complements framework (Sun and Yang, 2006). Competitive equilibrium with indivisible goods exists under significantly weaker, intuitive and interpretable conditions. A generalized dynamic double-track procedure (Sun and Yang, 2008, 2009) finds the competitive...
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We consider a two-player all-pay auction with symmetric independent private values that are uniformly distributed. The …
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We provide a simple example demonstrating that the unconditional revelation information in a war of attrition with private budget constraints can decrease expected revenue. Our example suggests that information non-revelation can counteract the adverse revenue impact of budget constraints and...
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system. We demonstrate that the auction of Talman and Yang (2008) always generates a core allocation, thus resulting in a …
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We provide extensions of the Bulow and Klemperer (1996) result when the seller has value for the object above the minimum value of the buyers. The result may fail. We show that the seller does better with more participation and some exclusion than the optimal exclusion of buyers of low value...
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We examine the efficiency and revenue properties of an asymmetric discriminatory auction with two bidders and two … objects. While inefficient, a discriminatory auction may result in higher expected revenue than the efficient Vickrey auction …
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We prove that the maximal bid in asymmetric first-price and all-pay auctions is the same for all bidders. Our proof is elementary, and does not require that bidders are risk neutral, or that the distribution functions of their valuations are independent or smooth.
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