This paper studies the degrees of equilibrium competition in three common forms of auctions with costly participation, and shows that, when bidders’ valuation distribution is concave, there is a simple condition to rank the equilibrium competition of those auctions. It also investigates how the results are related to stochastic ordering of bidders’ valuation distributions, and provides some illustrative examples
This paper theoretically investigates which auctions are selected by competing sellers when they can...
We compare the standard one-bid first price auction to a corresponding two–bid first price auction w...
Potential bidders respond to a seller's choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
The revenue ranking of asymmetric auctions with two heterogenous bidders is examined. The main theor...
We study endogenous-participation auctions where bidders only know the number of potential participa...
Potential bidders respond to a sellerfs choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
This study examines bidder preferences between alternative auction institutions. In particular we s...
We analyze competitive pressures in a sequence of auctions with a growing number of bidders, in a mo...
In the general symmetric model of Milgrom and Weber, equilibrium bidding is analyzed with a stochast...
This dissertation studies two elements of auction design that are important to understand environmen...
In this dissertation I study theories on auctions with participation costs with various information ...
We extend the war of attrition and all-pay auction analysis of Krishna and Morgan (1997) to a stocha...
We examine the relevance of an auction format in a competitive environment by comparing uni-form and...
This paper studies equilibria of second price auctions in independent private value envi- ronments w...
Preliminary and incomplete Ranking the pro\u85tability of the \u85rst-price auction (FPA) and the se...
This paper theoretically investigates which auctions are selected by competing sellers when they can...
We compare the standard one-bid first price auction to a corresponding two–bid first price auction w...
Potential bidders respond to a seller's choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
The revenue ranking of asymmetric auctions with two heterogenous bidders is examined. The main theor...
We study endogenous-participation auctions where bidders only know the number of potential participa...
Potential bidders respond to a sellerfs choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...
This study examines bidder preferences between alternative auction institutions. In particular we s...
We analyze competitive pressures in a sequence of auctions with a growing number of bidders, in a mo...
In the general symmetric model of Milgrom and Weber, equilibrium bidding is analyzed with a stochast...
This dissertation studies two elements of auction design that are important to understand environmen...
In this dissertation I study theories on auctions with participation costs with various information ...
We extend the war of attrition and all-pay auction analysis of Krishna and Morgan (1997) to a stocha...
We examine the relevance of an auction format in a competitive environment by comparing uni-form and...
This paper studies equilibria of second price auctions in independent private value envi- ronments w...
Preliminary and incomplete Ranking the pro\u85tability of the \u85rst-price auction (FPA) and the se...
This paper theoretically investigates which auctions are selected by competing sellers when they can...
We compare the standard one-bid first price auction to a corresponding two–bid first price auction w...
Potential bidders respond to a seller's choice of auction mechanism for a common-value or affiliated...