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In this note I show that the equilibrium in cutoff strategies observed in auctions with a buy-it-now price may also arise in markets where objects are sold simultaneously by auctions and posted prices. However, contrary to auctions with a buy-it-now price where buyers need to know only the total...
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We study online markets, where two sellers sequentially choose reserve prices and then hold ascending auctions. Buyers can bid in both auctions and can switch between them as frequently as they like. We adapt the revenue equivalence approach of Myerson (1981) to obtain total revenue generated by...
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The paper studies an online consumer-to-consumer market with limited supply, where sellers may list their items by posted prices or auctions. I show that when there is competition among sellers, they use only posted prices in the equilibrium. This result contrasts with the findings for a...
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