Abstract. We introduce a simple and robust approach to address several key questions in empirical auction analysis: discriminating between models of entry and quantifying the rev-enue effects of improved auction design or from bidder mergers or collusion. The approach applies in a broad range of information settings, including common values or asymmetric correlated private values, and auction formats, such as first price or ascending auctions. Furthermore, the approach does not require instruments, exogeneous variation in the num-ber of bidders, or complex estimation techniques. We demonstrate the approach using US timber and used-car auction data
This paper empirically studies the consequences of unobserved heterogeneity on auction design. Unobs...
We propose a new method for quantifying the degree and direction of value affiliation in auctions. T...
Estimating bidders’ risk aversion in auctions is a challeging problem because of identification issu...
ABSTRACT. We introduce a simple and robust approach to answering several key questions in empirical ...
We study entry and bidding patterns in sealed bid and open auctions with heterogeneous bidders. Usin...
We study entry and bidding patterns in sealed bid and open auctions with heterogeneous bidders. Usin...
We develop a nonparametric approach that allows one to discriminate among alter-native models of ent...
Motivated by several interesting features of the highway mowing auction data from Texas Department o...
Anticipating the number and identity of bidders has significant influence in many theoretical result...
Abstract. We present a new identification approach for ascending auctions with bidder asymmetries, w...
We study entry and bidding in procurement auctions where contracts are awarded to the bid closest to...
This paper studies price dispersion and bidder entry in sequential online auctions of indistinguisha...
We consider nonparametric identification of independent private value first-price auction models, in...
We develop a selective entry model for first-price auctions that nests several models earlier propos...
This thesis studies the first-price auction models with endogenous entry. In the first chapter, we p...
This paper empirically studies the consequences of unobserved heterogeneity on auction design. Unobs...
We propose a new method for quantifying the degree and direction of value affiliation in auctions. T...
Estimating bidders’ risk aversion in auctions is a challeging problem because of identification issu...
ABSTRACT. We introduce a simple and robust approach to answering several key questions in empirical ...
We study entry and bidding patterns in sealed bid and open auctions with heterogeneous bidders. Usin...
We study entry and bidding patterns in sealed bid and open auctions with heterogeneous bidders. Usin...
We develop a nonparametric approach that allows one to discriminate among alter-native models of ent...
Motivated by several interesting features of the highway mowing auction data from Texas Department o...
Anticipating the number and identity of bidders has significant influence in many theoretical result...
Abstract. We present a new identification approach for ascending auctions with bidder asymmetries, w...
We study entry and bidding in procurement auctions where contracts are awarded to the bid closest to...
This paper studies price dispersion and bidder entry in sequential online auctions of indistinguisha...
We consider nonparametric identification of independent private value first-price auction models, in...
We develop a selective entry model for first-price auctions that nests several models earlier propos...
This thesis studies the first-price auction models with endogenous entry. In the first chapter, we p...
This paper empirically studies the consequences of unobserved heterogeneity on auction design. Unobs...
We propose a new method for quantifying the degree and direction of value affiliation in auctions. T...
Estimating bidders’ risk aversion in auctions is a challeging problem because of identification issu...