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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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An auction is used to sell a resource that is then developed by the winning buyer to generate a profit. Two forms of … general PSCs with nontrivial profit sharing than in an auction with only a one-time payment. …
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men do in the first-price auction, while we find no evidence of a gender difference in bidding or earnings in the second …-price auction. Focusing on the first-price auction, we find that, while the gender gap in bidding and earnings persists over the …
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A model of English auctions is proposed to incorporate the possibility of jump bidding. When two objects are sold separately via such auctions, bidders signal their willingness to pay via jump bids, thereby forming rational expectations of the prices without relying on any central mediator....
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payment rule coincides with the payment rule of the Vickrey Auction. …
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both theoretical insights and behavioral intuition, we examine another all-pay mechanism, the “bucket auction,” and show …
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We study all-pay auctions with multiple prizes. The players have the same value for all the certain prizes except for one uncertain prize for which each player has a private value. We characterize the equilibrium strategy and show that, independent of the ranking of the uncertain prize, if the...
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We study multi-object auctions in the presence of post-auction trade opportunities among bidders who have either single … allocated efficiently at the auction stage whether resale markets are present or not. The simultaneous second-price, on the … resale in second-price auctions decreases the efficiency rate at the auction stage compared to the no resale case. However …
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A buyer procures a network to span a given set of nodes; each seller bids to supply certain edges, then the buyer purchases a minimal cost spanning tree. An efficient tree is constructed in any equilibrium of the Bertrand game.
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loans, employed an auction mechanism amongst lenders to finance each borrower's loan until 2010. Given that a basic premise … of social lending is cheap loans for borrowers, how does the Prosper auction do in terms of the borrower's payment, when … lenders are strategic agents with private true interest rates? We first analyze the Prosper auction as a game of complete …
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