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E-commerce 1 Field experiment 1 bid increment 1 discrete bid level 1 internet auctions 1 minimum bid increment 1 multi-unit auctions 1 pure common value auction 1 revenue 1 strategic bidding 1
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Birge, John R. 1 Supatgiat, Chonawee 1 Tukiainen, Janne 1 Zhang, Rachel Q. 1
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EconWPA 1 Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus (VATT), Government of Finland 1
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Game Theory and Information 1 Working Papers / Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus (VATT), Government of Finland 1
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Effects of minimum bid increment in internet auctions: Evidence from a field experiment
Tukiainen, Janne - Valtion taloudellinen tutkimuskeskus (VATT), Government … - 2013
I study the role of minimum bid increments (MBI) in internet auctions using field experiment data. I sell identical gift cards while varying the MBI. Internet auctions have typically been viewed as second-price, implying truthful bidding. However, due to the presence of the MBI, equilibrium...
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Optimal Bidding Strategies in Non-Sealed Bid Online Auctions of Common Products with Quantity Uncertainty
Supatgiat, Chonawee; Birge, John R.; Zhang, Rachel Q. - EconWPA - 2002
We consider non-sealed bid online auctions of common products with quantity uncertainty. Both first-price (also known as pay-as-you-bid) and uniform-price auctions are considered. In these auctions, all bidders have the same valuation of the products but may have different demand quantities. The...
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