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customer bids, and dealers observing customer bid can predict the auction cutoff price better. Customers also respond …
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We analyze bidding data from uniform price auctions of U.S. Treasury bills and notes between July 2009-October 2013. Primary dealers consistently bid higher yields compared to direct and indirect bidders. We estimate a structural model of bidding that takes into account informational asymmetries...
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timber auctions, the Forest Service publicly announces its estimates of the tract characteristics before the auction, and …
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“per install” basis—plays a major role in the mix and characteristics of auction winners, and, consequently, in their … number of such users. The distortion becomes worse as the auction gets more competitive and the number of bidders increases …
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role of timing within an ascending auction, and the possibilities for price forecasting -- and how economic and game … auction, in which a new entrant, SpectrumCo, faced all these problems yet managed to purchase nationwide coverage at a … discount of roughly a third relative to the prices paid by its incumbent competitors in the same auction, saving more than a …
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We present a model of a financial market where some traders are "cursed" when choosing how much to invest in a risky asset, failing to fully take into account what prices convey about others' private information. Cursed traders put more weight on their private signals than rational traders. But...
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Global games of regime change -- that is, coordination games of incomplete information in which a status quo is abandoned once a sufficiently large fraction of agents attacks it -- have been used to study crises phenomena such as currency attacks, bank runs, debt crises, and political change. We...
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We analyze an infinite stage, alternating offer bargaining game in which the buyer knows the gains from trade but the seller does not. Under weak assumptions the game has a unique candidate Perfect Sequential Equilibrium, and it can be solved by backward induction. Equilibrium involves the...
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profit of larger firms. We explain these findings by connecting to the theory of optimal auction design …
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estimate, as published in the auction catalog …
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