We study a problem of a multiproduct monopolist selling substitutable goods to a buyer with unknown valuations. Under the standard distributional assumptions we find that in the optimal menu every nontrivial contract delivers some good with certainty. Using this result we apply control-theoretic tools to the case of two goods and solve a number of examples. The optimal menus generally have a simple structure and sometimes are substantially more profitable than the deterministic menus. We also extend the approach to the case when the buyer desires more than a single unit of the good
The literature on procurement auctions typically assumes that the suppliers are uncapaci-tated (see,...
We study the optimal strategy for selling multiple items in a setting where bidders can bid for indi...
We study multiproduct firms in the contexts of unregulated monopoly, regulated monopoly, and Cournot...
We analyze the nonlinear pricing problem faced by an incomplete information monopolist operating in ...
We solve for the optimal mechanism for selling two goods when the buyer’s demand characteristics are...
We demonstrate the existence of an optimal, individually rational, and incentive compatible selling ...
We provide sufficient conditions for revenue maximization in a two-good monopoly where the buyer's v...
Consider the problem of maximizing the revenue from selling a number of goods to a single buyer. We ...
Using a model of substitutable goods I determine generic conditions on tastes which guarantee that f...
Consider the problem of maximizing the revenue from selling a number of goods to a single buyer. We ...
We consider the design of a revenue-optimal mechanism when two items are available to be sold to a s...
We consider revenue-optimal mechanism design for the case with one buyer and two items. The buyer’s ...
We consider a package allocation problem in which a seller owns many indivisible objects and the res...
We consider optimal mechanism design for the case with one buyer and two items. The buyer’s valuatio...
The procurement of supplies is often conducted through the buyer analogue of an auction. Sealed bids...
The literature on procurement auctions typically assumes that the suppliers are uncapaci-tated (see,...
We study the optimal strategy for selling multiple items in a setting where bidders can bid for indi...
We study multiproduct firms in the contexts of unregulated monopoly, regulated monopoly, and Cournot...
We analyze the nonlinear pricing problem faced by an incomplete information monopolist operating in ...
We solve for the optimal mechanism for selling two goods when the buyer’s demand characteristics are...
We demonstrate the existence of an optimal, individually rational, and incentive compatible selling ...
We provide sufficient conditions for revenue maximization in a two-good monopoly where the buyer's v...
Consider the problem of maximizing the revenue from selling a number of goods to a single buyer. We ...
Using a model of substitutable goods I determine generic conditions on tastes which guarantee that f...
Consider the problem of maximizing the revenue from selling a number of goods to a single buyer. We ...
We consider the design of a revenue-optimal mechanism when two items are available to be sold to a s...
We consider revenue-optimal mechanism design for the case with one buyer and two items. The buyer’s ...
We consider a package allocation problem in which a seller owns many indivisible objects and the res...
We consider optimal mechanism design for the case with one buyer and two items. The buyer’s valuatio...
The procurement of supplies is often conducted through the buyer analogue of an auction. Sealed bids...
The literature on procurement auctions typically assumes that the suppliers are uncapaci-tated (see,...
We study the optimal strategy for selling multiple items in a setting where bidders can bid for indi...
We study multiproduct firms in the contexts of unregulated monopoly, regulated monopoly, and Cournot...