According to the so-called Exclusion Principle (introduced by Baye et alii, 1993), it might be profitable for the seller to reduce the number of fully-informed potential bidders in an all-pay auction. We show that it does not apply if the seller regards the bidders’ private valuations as belonging to the class of identical and independent distributions with a monotonic hazard rate
Uniform price auctions admit a continuum of collusive seeming equilibria due to bidders' market powe...
Crémer and McLean [2] and McAfee and Reny [4] showed that, in "nearly all auctions", the seller can ...
Auctioneers who have an indivisible object for sale and believe that bidders are risk neutral can fi...
According to the so-called Exclusion Principle (introduced by Baye et alii, 1993), it might be profi...
We show that the seller’s optimal reserve price in an all-pay auction with complete information is h...
We introduce reserve prices in the literature concerning all-pay auctions with complete information,...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently concerned with ...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con- cerned wit...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con-cerned with...
I first provide a complete characterization of the unique equilibrium of the lottery game by n lobby...
This paper studies the effects of a specific affirmative action policy in complete information all-p...
Contest designers or managers who want to maximize the overall revenue of a contest (relative perfor...
This paper introduces granting of “exclusive bidding rights ” to a subset buyers as a way of fosteri...
Set-aside programs that consist in forbidding access to specific participants are commonly used in p...
Potential bidders respond to a seller's choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
Uniform price auctions admit a continuum of collusive seeming equilibria due to bidders' market powe...
Crémer and McLean [2] and McAfee and Reny [4] showed that, in "nearly all auctions", the seller can ...
Auctioneers who have an indivisible object for sale and believe that bidders are risk neutral can fi...
According to the so-called Exclusion Principle (introduced by Baye et alii, 1993), it might be profi...
We show that the seller’s optimal reserve price in an all-pay auction with complete information is h...
We introduce reserve prices in the literature concerning all-pay auctions with complete information,...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently concerned with ...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con- cerned wit...
Contest or auction designers who want to maximize the overall revenue are frequently con-cerned with...
I first provide a complete characterization of the unique equilibrium of the lottery game by n lobby...
This paper studies the effects of a specific affirmative action policy in complete information all-p...
Contest designers or managers who want to maximize the overall revenue of a contest (relative perfor...
This paper introduces granting of “exclusive bidding rights ” to a subset buyers as a way of fosteri...
Set-aside programs that consist in forbidding access to specific participants are commonly used in p...
Potential bidders respond to a seller's choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
Uniform price auctions admit a continuum of collusive seeming equilibria due to bidders' market powe...
Crémer and McLean [2] and McAfee and Reny [4] showed that, in "nearly all auctions", the seller can ...
Auctioneers who have an indivisible object for sale and believe that bidders are risk neutral can fi...