This paper studies the impact of competition on the degree of ineffi- ciency in lemons markets. More precisely, we characterize the second-best mechanism (i.e., the optimal mechanism with private information) in a stylized lemons market with finite numbers of buyers and sellers. We then study the relationship between the degree of efficiency of the second-best mechanism and market competitiveness. The relationship between the first-best and second-best mechanisms is also explore
This paper studies markets plagued with asymmetric information on the quality of traded goods. In Ak...
International audienceA seller can trade an endowment of a perfectly divisible good, the quality of ...
In markets with adverse selection, only low-quality units trade in the competitive equilibrium when ...
This article studies the impact of competition on the degree of inefficiency in lemons markets. More...
This paper studies the impact of competition on the degree of inefficiency in lemons markets. More p...
We study the competitive equilibria in a market with adverse selection and search frictions. Uninfor...
This paper addresses the following question: Does competition enhance efficiency in markets with qua...
This paper investigates the nature of competition in the US market for fresh lemons. Empirical resul...
In markets with adverse selection, when average quality is low and frictions are small decentralized...
This paper considers a competitive search market where sellers have private information about a good...
We study a dynamic market with asymmetric information that creates the lemons problem. We compare ef...
We study a dynamic market with asymmetric information that creates the lemons problem. We compare e ...
We consider an exchange economy in which a seller can trade an endowment of a divisible good whose q...
Even though adverse selection pervades markets for real goods and financial assets, equilibrium in s...
We characterize market equilibria in an exchange economy where buyers compete by offering menus of c...
This paper studies markets plagued with asymmetric information on the quality of traded goods. In Ak...
International audienceA seller can trade an endowment of a perfectly divisible good, the quality of ...
In markets with adverse selection, only low-quality units trade in the competitive equilibrium when ...
This article studies the impact of competition on the degree of inefficiency in lemons markets. More...
This paper studies the impact of competition on the degree of inefficiency in lemons markets. More p...
We study the competitive equilibria in a market with adverse selection and search frictions. Uninfor...
This paper addresses the following question: Does competition enhance efficiency in markets with qua...
This paper investigates the nature of competition in the US market for fresh lemons. Empirical resul...
In markets with adverse selection, when average quality is low and frictions are small decentralized...
This paper considers a competitive search market where sellers have private information about a good...
We study a dynamic market with asymmetric information that creates the lemons problem. We compare ef...
We study a dynamic market with asymmetric information that creates the lemons problem. We compare e ...
We consider an exchange economy in which a seller can trade an endowment of a divisible good whose q...
Even though adverse selection pervades markets for real goods and financial assets, equilibrium in s...
We characterize market equilibria in an exchange economy where buyers compete by offering menus of c...
This paper studies markets plagued with asymmetric information on the quality of traded goods. In Ak...
International audienceA seller can trade an endowment of a perfectly divisible good, the quality of ...
In markets with adverse selection, only low-quality units trade in the competitive equilibrium when ...