Available online from Blackwell SynergyWe study all–pay auctions with variable rewards under incomplete information. In standard models, a reward depends on a bidder’s privately known type; however, in our model it is also a function of his bid. We show that in such models there is a potential for paradoxical behavior where a reduction in the rewards or an increase in costs may increase the expected sum of bids or alternatively the expected highest bid
A well-known theoretical result in the contest literature is that greater heterogeneity decreases pe...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con- cerned wit...
We analyse the all-pay auction with incomplete information and variance-averse bidders. We character...
This paper examines a perfectly discriminating contest (all-pay auction) with two asymmetric players...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Economics, 2017.Cataloged from ...
The paper characterizes the mixed-strategy equilibria in all-pay auctions with endogenous prizes tha...
Pervasive overbidding represents a well-documented feature of all-pay auctions. Aggregate bids excee...
This paper considers all-pay contests in which the relationship between bids and allocations reflect...
This paper analyzes all-pay auctions where the bidders have affiliated values for the object for sal...
We extend the war of attrition and all-pay auction analysis of Krishna and Morgan (1997) to a stocha...
In many contests a subset of contestants is granted preferential treatment which is presumably inten...
We study equilibria of first- and second-price all-pay auctions with resale when players’ signals ar...
We study all-pay contests under incomplete information where the reward is a function of the contest...
We study all-pay contests under incomplete information where the reward is a function of the contest...
Competition for a prize frequently takes the form of dedicating time toward winning a contest. Those...
A well-known theoretical result in the contest literature is that greater heterogeneity decreases pe...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con- cerned wit...
We analyse the all-pay auction with incomplete information and variance-averse bidders. We character...
This paper examines a perfectly discriminating contest (all-pay auction) with two asymmetric players...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Economics, 2017.Cataloged from ...
The paper characterizes the mixed-strategy equilibria in all-pay auctions with endogenous prizes tha...
Pervasive overbidding represents a well-documented feature of all-pay auctions. Aggregate bids excee...
This paper considers all-pay contests in which the relationship between bids and allocations reflect...
This paper analyzes all-pay auctions where the bidders have affiliated values for the object for sal...
We extend the war of attrition and all-pay auction analysis of Krishna and Morgan (1997) to a stocha...
In many contests a subset of contestants is granted preferential treatment which is presumably inten...
We study equilibria of first- and second-price all-pay auctions with resale when players’ signals ar...
We study all-pay contests under incomplete information where the reward is a function of the contest...
We study all-pay contests under incomplete information where the reward is a function of the contest...
Competition for a prize frequently takes the form of dedicating time toward winning a contest. Those...
A well-known theoretical result in the contest literature is that greater heterogeneity decreases pe...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con- cerned wit...
We analyse the all-pay auction with incomplete information and variance-averse bidders. We character...