We consider sequential construction contracts in which bidders may benefit from one auction to the next due to synergistic tasks across the projects auctioned. Theoretical considerations indicate that winners in the earlier auctions are more likely to participate in later auctions. Moreover, conditional on participation, past winners place lower bids, on average, and are so more likely to win in later auctions. We present evidence in support of these predictions using sequential construction auctions conducted by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation
Using laboratory experiments, we compare the performance of first-price and second-price auctions wh...
We study participation and bidding decisions in repeated Michigan Department of Transportation procu...
In this paper we consider sequential auctions with synergies where one player wants two objects and ...
This article examines the impact of synergies on bidder behavior in recurring road construction proc...
We show that synergies enhance bidding competition to such an extent that they are a curse rather th...
In multi-unit procurement auctions winning multiple contracts can lead to cost ad-vantages due to sy...
We provide a comparison of bidding behavior between multi-round and single-round auctions considerin...
We show that synergies enhance bidding competition to such an extent that they are a curse rather th...
We analyze bidding patterns in morning and afternoon auctions of construction contracts. We find no ...
(Preliminary and incomplete) Motivated by the empirical prevalence of simultaneous bidding across a ...
ii Highway construction projects serve as a good example where society can benefit from fast complet...
This paper explores differences in the bidding patterns of entrants and incumbents in road construct...
In this paper we consider sequential auctions with synergies where one player wants two objects and ...
In the construction industry, auctions have long been used as a method for allocating contracts. Not...
In the construction industry, auctions have long been used as a method for allocating contracts. Not...
Using laboratory experiments, we compare the performance of first-price and second-price auctions wh...
We study participation and bidding decisions in repeated Michigan Department of Transportation procu...
In this paper we consider sequential auctions with synergies where one player wants two objects and ...
This article examines the impact of synergies on bidder behavior in recurring road construction proc...
We show that synergies enhance bidding competition to such an extent that they are a curse rather th...
In multi-unit procurement auctions winning multiple contracts can lead to cost ad-vantages due to sy...
We provide a comparison of bidding behavior between multi-round and single-round auctions considerin...
We show that synergies enhance bidding competition to such an extent that they are a curse rather th...
We analyze bidding patterns in morning and afternoon auctions of construction contracts. We find no ...
(Preliminary and incomplete) Motivated by the empirical prevalence of simultaneous bidding across a ...
ii Highway construction projects serve as a good example where society can benefit from fast complet...
This paper explores differences in the bidding patterns of entrants and incumbents in road construct...
In this paper we consider sequential auctions with synergies where one player wants two objects and ...
In the construction industry, auctions have long been used as a method for allocating contracts. Not...
In the construction industry, auctions have long been used as a method for allocating contracts. Not...
Using laboratory experiments, we compare the performance of first-price and second-price auctions wh...
We study participation and bidding decisions in repeated Michigan Department of Transportation procu...
In this paper we consider sequential auctions with synergies where one player wants two objects and ...