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Improving Liquidity in Secondary Spectrum Markets: Virtualizing Spectrum for Fungibility [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Cognitive Communications and Networking, 2019 Pricing mechanisms in the form of auctions have been the main method for spectrum assignment in the U.S. for over 20 years. The spectrum auctions carried out by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) constitute a primary market for spectrum and have
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Relicensing as a Secondary Market Strategy
Management Science, 2012Secondary markets in the information technology industry, where used or refurbished equipment is traded, have been growing steadily. For original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in this industry, the importance of secondary markets has grown in parallel, not only as a source of revenue, but also because of their impact on these firms' competitive ...
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Primary Market vs. Secondary Market
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020The Primary Market is the first offering of shares from an issuer to investors during the time determined by the issuer before the shares have not been traded on the secondary market. Usually within a period of at least 6 working day. The primary market is the first market for one company or prospective issuer to sell its shares to the public.
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PRIVATE SECONDARY MARKET FACILITIES
The Journal of Finance, 1968THE PRIVATE SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET remains a will-o'-the-wisp; an elusive institution that the lending fraternity pursues diligently when credit tightens and forgets promptly when credit eases. The practice of market economics extols its virtues, but the economics of market practices inhibit its development.
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Interfering with Secondary Markets
The RAND Journal of Economics, 1999We present a model to address in a unified manner four ways in which a monopolist can interfere with secondary markets. In the model, consumers have heterogeneous valuations for quality so that used-good markets play an allocative role. Our results are the following: (1) In contrast to Swan's famous independence result, a monopolist does not provide ...
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Stirrings in Secondary Markets
The Journal of Risk Finance, 2001In the insurance‐linked securities (ILS) market, where trends in underlying (reinsurance) prices are hard for outsiders to discern, secondary market prices could provide valuable investor information. So far, the market has provided little price information aside from new issue prices. The author provides his views on what behavior might be expected in
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