textabstractIn an Internet auction, the expected payoff acts as a benchmark of the reasonableness of the price that is paid for the purchased item. Since the number of potential bidders is not observable, the expected payoff is difficult to estimate accurately. We approach this problem by considering the bids as a record and 2-record sequence of the potential bidde
Internet auctions attract numerous agents, but only a few become active bidders. Under the Independe...
Online auctions such as eBay are becoming increasingly more important mechanisms for people to buy ...
Internet auctions have become popular and have a significant role in the further development of elec...
In an Internet auction, the expected payoff acts as a benchmark of the reasonableness of the price t...
textabstractInternet auctions attract numerous agents, but only a few become active bidders. A major...
This paper analyzes pay-per-bid auctions which have appeared recently on the Internet. In this paper...
We consider an Internet auction with the “buyout price ” as an optional feature. Under IID assumptio...
AbstractThis paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanism...
This dissertation comprises of three separate but related studies. The first study presents an analy...
The goal of the proposed system is to derive models for forecasting the final price of ongoing aucti...
We consider an Internet auction with the buyout price as an optional feature. Under IID assumption ...
This paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanisms, and a...
textabstractWe study auctions in which the number of potential bidders is large, such as in Internet...
Web based computerised auctions are increasingly present in the Internet. We can imagine that in the...
Internet Auction is a one of the most successful e-Commerce markets. Recently, it has been reported ...
Internet auctions attract numerous agents, but only a few become active bidders. Under the Independe...
Online auctions such as eBay are becoming increasingly more important mechanisms for people to buy ...
Internet auctions have become popular and have a significant role in the further development of elec...
In an Internet auction, the expected payoff acts as a benchmark of the reasonableness of the price t...
textabstractInternet auctions attract numerous agents, but only a few become active bidders. A major...
This paper analyzes pay-per-bid auctions which have appeared recently on the Internet. In this paper...
We consider an Internet auction with the “buyout price ” as an optional feature. Under IID assumptio...
AbstractThis paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanism...
This dissertation comprises of three separate but related studies. The first study presents an analy...
The goal of the proposed system is to derive models for forecasting the final price of ongoing aucti...
We consider an Internet auction with the buyout price as an optional feature. Under IID assumption ...
This paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanisms, and a...
textabstractWe study auctions in which the number of potential bidders is large, such as in Internet...
Web based computerised auctions are increasingly present in the Internet. We can imagine that in the...
Internet Auction is a one of the most successful e-Commerce markets. Recently, it has been reported ...
Internet auctions attract numerous agents, but only a few become active bidders. Under the Independe...
Online auctions such as eBay are becoming increasingly more important mechanisms for people to buy ...
Internet auctions have become popular and have a significant role in the further development of elec...
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