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Computer, 2003
Considers how the rapid transition of trade to the Internet raises critical questions about how well the time-honored methodologies, strategies, and processes that buyers and sellers use translate to the online world. Do Internet consumers effectively evaluate all available options? How do their decisions translate to seller profits?
Y. Alex Tung +2 more
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Considers how the rapid transition of trade to the Internet raises critical questions about how well the time-honored methodologies, strategies, and processes that buyers and sellers use translate to the online world. Do Internet consumers effectively evaluate all available options? How do their decisions translate to seller profits?
Y. Alex Tung +2 more
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Proceedings of the 17th international conference on World Wide Web, 2008
Online auctions have become a pervasive transaction mechanism for e-commerce. As the largest online marketplace in the world, eBay is an attractive case study that enables the study of online auctions utilizing data involving real people and transactions.In this paper, we present a detailed investigation and analysis of multiple online auction ...
Wenyan Hu, Alvaro Bolivar
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Online auctions have become a pervasive transaction mechanism for e-commerce. As the largest online marketplace in the world, eBay is an attractive case study that enables the study of online auctions utilizing data involving real people and transactions.In this paper, we present a detailed investigation and analysis of multiple online auction ...
Wenyan Hu, Alvaro Bolivar
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The Impact of Online Auction Duration
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009One view regarding auction duration suggests that longer auctions would result in more bidders and more bids, which in turn would result in higher prices. An opposing view is that shorter auctions might appeal to impatient bidders, or alternatively, that shorter duration might lead to more competitive dynamics.
Ernan Haruvy +1 more
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IEEE Internet Computing, 1999
Auctions on the Internet can involve not only consumers, but also businesses. They can form dynamically and enable the exchange of goods much as stock exchanges manage the buying and selling of securities. But because auctions have a wide scope and a short lifetime, the opportunistic behavior needed for successful interaction requires agents to both ...
Huhns, Michael N., Vidal, José M.
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Auctions on the Internet can involve not only consumers, but also businesses. They can form dynamically and enable the exchange of goods much as stock exchanges manage the buying and selling of securities. But because auctions have a wide scope and a short lifetime, the opportunistic behavior needed for successful interaction requires agents to both ...
Huhns, Michael N., Vidal, José M.
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Imperfect competition in online auctions
Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2022The article examines the 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. It is shown that the first-arriving seller chooses a reserve price just low enough to safeguard against being undercut by the second seller,
Maslov, Alexander, Schwartz, Jesse A.
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2006
Interactive computer systems, that is, systems in which users cyclically interact by getting and providing information, have already a widespread and increasing use in all areas of our society. One characteristic of such systems is that the user behavior affects the system behavior and vice-versa. There is strong evidence that much of the user behavior
Adriano C. M. Pereira +3 more
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Interactive computer systems, that is, systems in which users cyclically interact by getting and providing information, have already a widespread and increasing use in all areas of our society. One characteristic of such systems is that the user behavior affects the system behavior and vice-versa. There is strong evidence that much of the user behavior
Adriano C. M. Pereira +3 more
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Scalable Optimal Online Auctions
Marketing Science, 2021This paper provides a set of tools to compute and implement optimal reserve prices for online auctions.
Dominic Coey +3 more
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Contrast effects in online auctions
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 2013Abstract Prior research has shown online auction features can serve as information cues and affect consumers’ willingness-to-pay. We argue that auctions are not only affected by their information cues but also by contrasting, peripheral information cues from adjacent auction listings.
Jesse C. Bockstedt +2 more
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2018
We consider the online auction problem proposed by Bar-Yossef, Hildrum, and Wu [4] in which an auctioneer is selling identical items to bidders arriving one at a time. We give an auction that achieves a constant factor of the optimal profit less an O(h) additive loss term, where h is the value of the highest bid.
Avrim Blum, Jason D. Hartline
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We consider the online auction problem proposed by Bar-Yossef, Hildrum, and Wu [4] in which an auctioneer is selling identical items to bidders arriving one at a time. We give an auction that achieves a constant factor of the optimal profit less an O(h) additive loss term, where h is the value of the highest bid.
Avrim Blum, Jason D. Hartline
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2010
The Internet is a new medium of communication connecting potential partners in trade worldwide. The initial frenzy over its promises led to grossly exaggerated valuations of business models that were mere transplantations of existing processes to the alternative channel.
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The Internet is a new medium of communication connecting potential partners in trade worldwide. The initial frenzy over its promises led to grossly exaggerated valuations of business models that were mere transplantations of existing processes to the alternative channel.
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