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Bounded rationality and robust mechanism design : an axiomatic approach

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The Origin of the Winner's Curse : A Laboratory Study

Charness, Gary; Levin, Dan - 2007

The Winner's Curse (WC) is one of the most robust and persistent deviations from theoretical predictions that has been established in experimental economics and claimed to exist in many field environments. There have been many attempts to explain the winner's curse, such as ignoring the...

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