This short paper shows that in an aÆliated value setting more bidders at the auction stage need not induce a higher expected welfare in either ascending price or second price auctions. We highlight the roles of asymmetries between bidders and of the multidimensional character of the private information in deriving this result
This work studies a model of multidimensional auction in which a buyer needs to procure a given good...
We review an asymmetric auction experiment. Based on Plum (1992) private valuations of the two bidde...
We consider a two-stage supply chain comprising two retailers and a single supplier. Each retailer r...
We estimate a structural model of procurement auctions with private and common value components and ...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer¿s provision of information and the level ...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer's provision of information and the level ...
An interesting case of competitive bidding with an asymmetrical knowledge about the true value of th...
We analyze a divisible good uniform-price auction that features two groups each with a Önite number ...
There is a widespread belief that in auctions with private values, the seller's revenue is increasin...
We study auctions where bidders have private information about their entry costs and the seller does...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer¿s provision of information and the level ...
We consider a first-price auction when the ranking of bidders' private valuations is common knowledg...
We formulate a way to study whether the asymmetry of buyers (in the sense of having different prior ...
Should a welfare maximizing public firm participate to a procurement auction alongside private firms...
This article develops a model allowing asymmetric information between two bidders in an auction for ...
This work studies a model of multidimensional auction in which a buyer needs to procure a given good...
We review an asymmetric auction experiment. Based on Plum (1992) private valuations of the two bidde...
We consider a two-stage supply chain comprising two retailers and a single supplier. Each retailer r...
We estimate a structural model of procurement auctions with private and common value components and ...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer¿s provision of information and the level ...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer's provision of information and the level ...
An interesting case of competitive bidding with an asymmetrical knowledge about the true value of th...
We analyze a divisible good uniform-price auction that features two groups each with a Önite number ...
There is a widespread belief that in auctions with private values, the seller's revenue is increasin...
We study auctions where bidders have private information about their entry costs and the seller does...
This paper studies the relationship between the auctioneer¿s provision of information and the level ...
We consider a first-price auction when the ranking of bidders' private valuations is common knowledg...
We formulate a way to study whether the asymmetry of buyers (in the sense of having different prior ...
Should a welfare maximizing public firm participate to a procurement auction alongside private firms...
This article develops a model allowing asymmetric information between two bidders in an auction for ...
This work studies a model of multidimensional auction in which a buyer needs to procure a given good...
We review an asymmetric auction experiment. Based on Plum (1992) private valuations of the two bidde...
We consider a two-stage supply chain comprising two retailers and a single supplier. Each retailer r...