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– that an intransparent negotiation yields a higher buyer surplus than a transparent auction for a range of parameters. In …
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an intransparent negotiation yields a higher buyer surplus than a transparent auction for a range of parameters. In …
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Auctions are the allocation-mechanisms of choice whenever goods and information in markets are scarce. Therefore, understanding how information affects welfare and revenues in these markets is of fundamental interest. We introduce new statistical concepts, k- and k-m-dispersion, for...
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We analyze a divisible good uniform‐price auction that features two groups, each with a finite number of identical …
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This short paper shows that in an affiliated value setting one more bidder at the auction stage need not induce a …
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their auction end at the evening, when many potential buyers may be online. …
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This paper reports on experiments testing the viability of markets for cheap talk information. We find that the poor quality of the information transmitted leads to a collapse of information markets. The reasons for this are surprising given the previous experimental results on cheap-talk games....
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