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We extend Wilson (1979) share auction framework to model the uniform-price US Treasury auction as a two-stage multiple … its bidding behavior in handling the risk of being short-squeezed or face the winner curse in the post-auction market …
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This paper develops a model of takeover auctions with a two-step information acquisition process. It shows that the threat of extra information acquisition allows the existence of the signaling jump-bidding equilibrium even when the seller is able to change its reserve price on the basis of the...
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minimal disclosure regime each bidder only learns privately whether he won or lost the auction. In equilibrium the allocation …
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minimal disclosure regime each bidder only learns privately whether he won or lost the auction. In equilibrium the allocation …
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independent values across bidders. The values are assumed to be perfectly persistent over time.We analyze the first-price auction … disclosure regime, in which each bidder only learns privately whether he won or lost the auction at the end of each round. In … equilibrium, the winner of the initial auction lowers his bids over time, while losers keep their bids constant, in anticipation …
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This paper analyzes the term deposit sterilizing open market operations conducted by the Eurosystem between May 2010 and June 2014 in the context of the Securities Market Program (SMP). The SMP operations involved outright purchases of government debt securities in the secondary market with a...
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companies exhibits a significant reduction of the noise during the auction …
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After the close of an auction, the winning bidder may find that he is unable to carry out his bid offer. This paper …
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