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analysis of fixed-prize contests. …
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This paper examines simultaneous versus sequential choice of effort in a two player contest with a general contest success function. The timing of moves, determined in a pre-play stage prior to the contest-subgame, as well as the value of the prize is allowed to be endogenous. Contrary to...
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This paper examines simultaneous versus sequential choice of effort in a twoplayer contest with a general contest success function. The timing of moves, determined in a pre‐play stage prior to the contest‐subgame, as well as the value of the prize is allowed to be endogenous. Contrary to...
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This paper considers contests in which the efforts of the players determine the value of the prize. Players may have … equilibrium in asymmetric contests with endogenous prizes. …
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contests with endogenous prizes. …
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literatures on public goods and contests. …
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-life contests. We propose a model where the principal of a contest has commitment power to verifiably disclose contestants’ types …
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types of contests may lead to opposing results concerning the optimal number of individuals depending on the strength of …
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Competition in some markets is a contest. This paper studies the merger incentives in such markets. Merger can be profitable. The profitability depends on the post-merger contest st ructure, the discriminatory power of the contest and on the number of contestants
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