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In this paper we provide a novel micro-foundation for outcomes commonly regarded as indicating a ``hot'' real estate market. We present a simple auction model in which list prices partially commit the seller, requiring acceptance of the highest offer at or above the list price but allowing...
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In this paper, we demonstrate that the anticompetitive effect of exclusive contractingon market entry can be completely nullified if the entrant is allowedto sell partial cross ownership (PCO) to the incumbent. In equilibrium theincumbent is fully compensated and efficient entry occurs; thus PCO...
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When agents with private information compete for resources from an uninformed decision-maker and are biased towards their own favored projects (e.g., a CEO decides which division manager’s project to fund), they have incentive to strategically communicate about their project’s value....
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In some markets consumers seek exclusive consumption experiences, yet in these markets businesses sometimes market their goods widely and at low prices during an introduction period. We use a two-period game-theoretic model to provide a signaling explanation for this phenomenon. In our model,...
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