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In light of recent developments in auction theory, this Article re-examines Delaware corporate law governing directors' actions when structuring the sale of a corporation. A foundational doctrine of Delaware law is that when the board of directors resolves to sell a corporation, it must obtain...
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We consider imperfectly discriminating, common-value, all-pay auctions (or contests) where some players know the value of the prize, others do not. We show that if the prize is always of positive value, then all players are active in equilibrium. If the prize is of value zero with positive...
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We study the relative performance of the first-price sealed-bid auction and the second-price sealed-bid auction in a laboratory experiment where bidders can signal information through their bidding behavior to an outside observer. We consider two different information settings: the auctioneer...
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strategically distorted information. This ambiguity about the type of spy gives rise to a non-standard signaling problem where both …
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-price auction model. Finally, we use a specific signaling structure with uniform distributions to show that signaling need not be …
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. This provides an opportunity for signaling. Whether there exists an equilibrium in which bids perfectly identify the …
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and innovations. In these equilibria, signaling in the entry auction does not occur since contestants play a simple …
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This paper analyzes the signaling effect of bidding in a two-round elimination contest. Before the final round, bids in … final round. I analyze this signaling effect and characterize the equilibrium in this game. Compared to the benchmark model …, in which private valuations are revealed automatically before the final round and thus no signaling of bids takes place …
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This paper analyzes the signaling effect of bidding in a two-round elimination contest. Before the final round, bids in … final round. I analyze this signaling effect and characterize the equilibrium in this game. Compared to the benchmark model …, in which private valuations are revealed automatically before the final round and thus no signaling of bids takes place …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003768858
. This provides an opportunity for signaling. Whether there exists an equilibrium in which bids perfectly identify the …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003935653