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Auction Pricing and Market-Space Competition
Symphonya, 2002 The volume of trading carried out through auctions has increased over the last few years as information technology has spread ever further and data transmission connections have improved.
Giuseppe Cappiello
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On the Relevance and Potential of Auction Catalogues as Sources for Art Market Research on Asian Art
Journal for Art Market Studies, 2018 The article is published close to completion of the research and digitalisation project “German Sales”, funded by the German Research Association (DFG), which will make an entire corpus of more than 5,800 auction catalogues from German-speaking areas ...
Britta Bommert
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Sequential Internet Auctions with Different Ending Rules [PDF]
Two ending rules, a soft close and a hard close, exist in Internet auctions. In hard close auctions, each auction ends with a fixed deadline determined by a seller.
Toshihiro Tsuchihashi
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Competition among Auctioneers [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001 In this paper, we analyse a multistage game of competition among auctioneers. In a first stage, auctioneers commit to some publicly announced reserve prices, and in a second stage, bidders choose to participate in one of the auctions. We prove existence of Nash equilibria in mixed strategies for the whole game.
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Auctions Versus Private Negotiations in Buyer-Seller Networks
Games, 2016 Buyer-seller networks where price is determined by an ascending-bid auction are important in many economic examples such as certain real estate markets, radio spectrum sharing, and buyer-supplier networks.
Alison Watts
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Demand Reduction and Inefficiency in Multi-Unit Auctions [PDF]
Auctions typically involve the sale of many related goods. The FCC spectrum auctions and the Treasury debt auctions are examples. With conventional auction designs, large bidders have an incentive to reduce demand in order to pay less for their winnings.
Lawrence M. Ausubel, Peter Cramton
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004 This book is a non-technical introduction to auction theory; its practical application in auction design (including many examples); and its uses in other parts of economics. It can be used for a graduate course on auction theory, or - by picking selectively - an advanced undergraduate or MBA course on auctions and auction design.
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Charitable asymmetric bidders [PDF]
Recent papers show that all-pay auctions are better at raising money for charity than first-price auctions with symmetric bidders and under incomplete information.
Olivier, Bos
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Just a small delay? Bidding Behavior and Efficiency in overlapping multiple auctions [PDF]
Online auction platforms like eBay provide a wide range of auctions containing substitutable goods. Some of these auctions exhibit parallel elements which means that two or more auctions run side by side for a certain time.
Tim Hoppe
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Stochastic Deadlines: A Comparison of Parallel Multiple Auction Designs [PDF]
In online auction platforms, offers are listed side by side and may end at the same point in time. While theoretical studies predict efficient coordination across auctions, experimental and empirical studies observe efficiency losses, i.e.
Sascha Füllbrunn, Tim Hoppe
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