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Behavioral efficiency : definition, methodology, demonstrations
Harstad, Ronald M. - 2014
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Strategy-proof equilibrium behavior in two-sided auctions
Smith, Vernon L. - 2008
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Reserve prices in auctions as reference points
Rosenkranz, Stephanie (contributor);  … - 2005
We consider second-price and first-price auctions in the symmetric independent private values framework. We modify the standard model by the assumption that the bidders have reference-based utility, where a publicly announced reserve price has some influence on the reference point. It turns out...
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Studies of framing, judgment and choice
Hedborg, Ann - 1996
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Reserve prices in auctions as reference points
Rosenkranz, Stephanie; Schmitz, Patrick - 2004
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An ascending auction in the presence of rationality and herd behaviour
Goncalves, Ricardo - 1999
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Behavioral Efficiency II : A Simple Laboratory Demonstration
Harstad, Ron - 2011
auction itself. The design is shown to be field-ready …
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Equilibrium Analysis of Generalized Penny Auctions
Mittal, Sonal - 2013
The success of eBay.com has inspired a new generation of online auction websites. Quibids.com and Swoopo.com are new … bidders pay a fee for every bid they place. This format is a generalization of the “penny auction,” an auction that consists … general parameters. Using this model, I explore answers to the following questions: Can we describe how auction participants …
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Behavioral Efficient Markets
Statman, Meir - 2019
Discussions about market efficiency in finance are unfocused when they fail to distinguish between the price-equals-value market hypothesis and the hard-to-beat market hypothesis. And discussions are further lacking when they fail to explain why so many investors believe that markets are easy to...
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