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former favor the weak buyer. However, we show that the seller can do one better by augmenting the first-price auction by a … pre-auction offer made exclusively to the strong buyer. Should the strong buyer reject the offer, the object is simply … sold in an ordinary first-price auction. The result is driven by the fact that the unmodified first-price auction is too …
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A bidder is said to be advantaged if she has a higher expected valuation of the auction prize than her competitor. When … the prize has a common-value component, a bidder competing in an ascending auction against an advantaged competitor bids … the auction, and the presence of a bidder with a small advantage does not have a dramatic e¤ect on the seller.s revenue. …
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second-price sealed bid auction that lets the insider win only if his bid is above a hurdle price …
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reduce auction efficiency. In contrast to what is usually argued, resale does not necessarily increase final efficiency and …
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with three auction formats that make bidding difficult in different ways. We find that measures of ‘difficulty’ provide a …
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The paper reports on the effects of one-sided imperfect information on bidding behaviour in simultaneous and sequential first-price auctions of non-identical objects when bidders have multi-unit demands. The analysis provides the following four main results. First, when different objects are to...
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This paper proposes an approach to proving nonparametric identification for distributions of bidders' values in asymmetric second-price auctions. I consider the case when bidders have independent private values and the only available data pertain to the winner's identity and the transaction...
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reduce auction efficiency. In contrast to what is usually argued, resale does not necessarily increase final efficiency and …
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We review an asymmetric auction experiment. Based on Plum (1992) private valuations of the two bidders are …
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favor the weak buyer. However, we show that the seller can do one better by augmenting the first-price auction by a pre-auction … ordinary first-price auction. The result is driven by the fact that the unmodified first-price auction is too favorable to the … weak buyer, and that the pre-auction offer allows some correction of this to the benefit of the seller. Secondly, we show …
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