Structural econometric studies on auctions have mainly focused on the independentprivate value paradigm. In this paper, we are interested in the “opposite” caseknown as the pure common value model. More precisely, we restrict our attentionto a common value model defined by two functions : the density of the true valueof the auctioned good and a unique function that appears in the definition of theconditional densities of the signals. We establish that this common value model isnonparametrically identified without any further restrictions. We then propose aone-step nonparametric estimation method and prove the uniform consistency of ourestimators. We apply our method on simulated data and show that the technique wepropose is adequate to reco...
The first novelty of this paper is that we show global identification of the private values distribu...
We consider standard auction models when bidders' identities are not-or are only partially-observed ...
This dissertation is divided into three chapters. In Chapter 1, I propose a nonparametric estimator ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06This dissertation contributes to the structural auc...
This paper considers the structural estimation of the a#liated private value (APV) model in firstpri...
Within the independent private-values paradigm, we demonstrate nonparametric identification of Dutch...
This paper presents new identification results for models of first-price, second-price, ascending (E...
In this paper, I study the nonparametric identification and estimation of multi-unit all-pay auction...
This paper introduces a version of the interdependent value model of Milgrom and Weber (1982), where...
This paper proposes a semiparametric estimation procedure of the first-price auc-tion model with ris...
Recent advances in the application of game theory to the study of auctions have spawned a growing em...
Within the affiliated private-values paradigm, we develop a tractable empirical model of equilibrium...
to be non-separable from bidders ’ valuations. Our central identifying assumption is that the distri...
The first novelty of this paper is that we show global identification of the private values distribu...
We develop tests for common values at first-price sealed-bid auctions. Our tests are nonparametric, r...
The first novelty of this paper is that we show global identification of the private values distribu...
We consider standard auction models when bidders' identities are not-or are only partially-observed ...
This dissertation is divided into three chapters. In Chapter 1, I propose a nonparametric estimator ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06This dissertation contributes to the structural auc...
This paper considers the structural estimation of the a#liated private value (APV) model in firstpri...
Within the independent private-values paradigm, we demonstrate nonparametric identification of Dutch...
This paper presents new identification results for models of first-price, second-price, ascending (E...
In this paper, I study the nonparametric identification and estimation of multi-unit all-pay auction...
This paper introduces a version of the interdependent value model of Milgrom and Weber (1982), where...
This paper proposes a semiparametric estimation procedure of the first-price auc-tion model with ris...
Recent advances in the application of game theory to the study of auctions have spawned a growing em...
Within the affiliated private-values paradigm, we develop a tractable empirical model of equilibrium...
to be non-separable from bidders ’ valuations. Our central identifying assumption is that the distri...
The first novelty of this paper is that we show global identification of the private values distribu...
We develop tests for common values at first-price sealed-bid auctions. Our tests are nonparametric, r...
The first novelty of this paper is that we show global identification of the private values distribu...
We consider standard auction models when bidders' identities are not-or are only partially-observed ...
This dissertation is divided into three chapters. In Chapter 1, I propose a nonparametric estimator ...