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Auctions with endogenous valuations : the snowball effect revisited

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Does Cost Uncertainty in the Bertrand Model Soften Competition?

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-good Bertrand model intensifies competition: it lowers price and raises total surplus (but also makes profits go up). For some … Hansen's results for the relationship between uncertainty and competition in the Bertrand model. Second, it shows that his … reinforces the notion that uncertainty intensifies competition rather than softens it …

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Auctions with Endogenous Valuations, The Snowball Effect Revisited

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In most of the literature on auctions the valuations of agents are exogenously specified. This assumption may be inappropriate in a number of cases where valuations are better derived endogenously. Endogenous valuations are appropriate when there are many units being auctioned and their value is...

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