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the lemons problem often ineffective in the gems case. We further explore the theoretical and practical appeal of m arket … contrast to the traditional model, it is the high-value goods (gems) that are traded on the market, rather than the low …-value goods (lemons). We investigate the consequences of this inverse adverse selection and its potential solutions. The …
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the lemons problem often ineffective in the gems case. We further explore the theoretical and practical appeal of m arket … contrast to the traditional model, it is the high-value goods (gems) that are traded on the market, rather than the low …-value goods (lemons). We investigate the consequences of this inverse adverse selection and its potential solutions. The …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011256127
the lemons problem often ineffective in the gems case. We further explore the theoretical and practical appeal of m arket … contrast to the traditional model, it is the high-value goods (gems) that are traded on the market, rather than the low …-value goods (lemons). We investigate the consequences of this inverse adverse selection and its potential solutions. The …
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the lemons problem often ineffective in the gems case. We further explore the theoretical and practical appeal of market … contrast to the traditional model, it is the high-value goods (gems) that are traded on the market, rather than the low …-value goods (lemons). We investigate the consequences of this inverse adverse selection and its potential solutions. The …
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-value goods (lemons). We refer to this asymmetric information scenario as the “market for gems.” We investigate the consequences … contractual solutions to the lemons problem are often ineffective in the gems case: the uninformed buyer in a traditional market … for lemons experiences the quality of the good he purchased; in a market for gems, instead, the uninformed seller may …
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their auction end at the evening, when many potential buyers may be online. …
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This paper tests for the presence of adverse selection in thoroughbred yearling auction markets. Thoroughbred auctions … auction (breeders). If racers use private information, keeping those yearlings with a higher probability of on-track success …
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and financial markets are presented. -- reverse auction ; demand schedule competition ; market power ; adverse selection …
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A model is presented of a uniform price auction where bidders compete in demand schedules; the model allows for common … help explain the response of central banks to the crisis, and suggest potential improvements in the auction formats of …
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