This paper analyzes pay-per-bid auctions which have appeared recently on the Internet. In this paper I test the suitability of Platt, Price and Tappen's model using data about ended auctions on the website Bonus.cz. The model forecasts the distribution of ending prices depending on the item's value, bid fee and price increment. Observed ending prices distribution of more than 70% of commonly auctioned items on Bonus.cz fit the model. Furthermore, I discuss the relation between the time of day and the number of ended auctions and the influence the price increment has on the collected revenue. Contrary to model predictions, I observed that auctions with the price increment of 0,1 CZK generated significantly higher revenue than auctions with p...
This thesis provides a discussion on some analytical and empirical models of online auctions. The ob...
This thesis presents new results that make significant contributions to the structural analysis of a...
In this article the author is trying to model the final price on online auctions. This attempt is ta...
We analyze a new auction format in which bidders pay a fee each time they increase the auction price...
This paper analyzes impact of concrete game strategies used by players on auction sites with pay-per...
Pay-per-bid auctions are a popular new type of Internet auction that is unique because a fee is char...
This dissertation comprises of three separate but related studies. The first study presents an analy...
In this paper I analyze pay-per-bid auctions. On the bids made in auctions I research strategies of ...
Web based computerised auctions are increasingly present in the Internet. We can imagine that in the...
The nature of E-commerce over the Internet has seen significant changes over the years. Instead of ...
AbstractThis paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanism...
Innovative auction methods can be exploited to increase profits, with Shubik’s fa-mous “dollar aucti...
This paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanisms, and a...
Traditionally, the posted-price based electronic catalog process has served as the mechanism of choi...
The objective of this thesis is the design and development of bidding mechanisms for intelligent sof...
This thesis provides a discussion on some analytical and empirical models of online auctions. The ob...
This thesis presents new results that make significant contributions to the structural analysis of a...
In this article the author is trying to model the final price on online auctions. This attempt is ta...
We analyze a new auction format in which bidders pay a fee each time they increase the auction price...
This paper analyzes impact of concrete game strategies used by players on auction sites with pay-per...
Pay-per-bid auctions are a popular new type of Internet auction that is unique because a fee is char...
This dissertation comprises of three separate but related studies. The first study presents an analy...
In this paper I analyze pay-per-bid auctions. On the bids made in auctions I research strategies of ...
Web based computerised auctions are increasingly present in the Internet. We can imagine that in the...
The nature of E-commerce over the Internet has seen significant changes over the years. Instead of ...
AbstractThis paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanism...
Innovative auction methods can be exploited to increase profits, with Shubik’s fa-mous “dollar aucti...
This paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanisms, and a...
Traditionally, the posted-price based electronic catalog process has served as the mechanism of choi...
The objective of this thesis is the design and development of bidding mechanisms for intelligent sof...
This thesis provides a discussion on some analytical and empirical models of online auctions. The ob...
This thesis presents new results that make significant contributions to the structural analysis of a...
In this article the author is trying to model the final price on online auctions. This attempt is ta...