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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) spectrum auctions use a simultaneous ascending auction design. Bidders bid … mitigate collusive bidding in the spectrum auctions, and then apply these ideas to the design of daily electricity auctions. …
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This paper describes the signaling that occurred in many of the FCC spectrum auctions. The FCC's simultaneous ascending … auctions allowed bidders to bid on numerous communication licenses simultaneously, with bidding remaining open on all licenses …
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This paper develops a methodology for characterizing expected revenue from auctions when bidders' types come from an … application extends existing revenue equivalence results. Another application shows that first-price auctions yield higher … expected revenue than second-price auctions when bidders are risk averse and face financial constraints. This revenue ranking …
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A crucial assumption in the optimal auction literature is that each bidder's valuation is known to be drawn from a unique distribution. In this paper we study the optimal auction problem allowing for ambiguity about the distribution of valuations. Agents may be ambiguity averse (modeled using...
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It is well-known that the ability of the Vickrey-Clarke-Groves (VCG) mechanism to implement efficient outcomes for private value choice problems does not extend to interdependent value problems. When an agent's type affects other agents' utilities, it may not be incentive compatible for him to...
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standard auctions that allocate the good to the highest bidder. Instead, the auctioneer better exploits bidder preferences by …
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The usual analysis of bidding in first-price auctions assumes that bidders know the distribution of valuations. We … analyze first-price auctions in which bidders do not know the precise distribution of their competitors' valuations, but only …
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We study when equilibrium prices can aggregate information in an auction market with a large population of traders. Our main result identifies a property of information---the betweenness property---that is both necessary and sufficient for information aggregation. The characterization provides...
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A proposed auction design for incentive auctions is given. The two-sided auctions enable the exchange of spectrum from …
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