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Costly voting
Börgers, Tilman - In: The American economic review 94 (2004) 1, pp. 57-66
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Efficient compromising
Börgers, Tilman (contributor); Postl, Peter (contributor) - 2004
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Strange bids : bidding behaviour in the United Kingdom's third generation spectrum auction
Börgers, Tilman; Dustmann, Christian - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 115 (2005) 505, pp. 551-578
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A comment on "Strange bids : bidding behaviour in the United Kingdom's third generation spectrum auction" by Tilman Börgers and Christian Dustmann
Maldoom, Daniel - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 115 (2005) 505, pp. 579-582
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A note on budget balance under interim participation constraints : the case of independent types
Börgers, Tilman (contributor); Norman, Peter (contributor) - 2005
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Naive reinforcement learning with endogenous aspirations
Börgers, Tilman; Sarin, Rajiv - In: International economic review 41 (2000) 4, pp. 921-950
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Auction theory for auction design
Börgers, Tilman; Damme, Eric E. C. van - In: Auctioning public assets : analysis and alternatives, (pp. 19-63). 2004
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The design of treasury bond auctions : some case studies
Swierzbinski, Joseph E.; Börgers, Tilman - In: Auctioning public assets : analysis and alternatives, (pp. 230-256). 2004
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Is Internet voting a good thing?
Börgers, Tilman - In: Journal of institutional and theoretical economics : JITE 156 (2000) 4, pp. 531 - 547
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When are signals complements or substitutes?
Börgers, Tilman; Hernando-Veciana, Ángel; Kröhmer, Daniel - 2010
The paper introduces a notion of complementarity (substitutability) of two signals which requires that in all decision problems each signal becomes more (less) valuable when the other signal becomes available. We provide a general characterization which relates complementarity and...
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