Putting Auction Theory to Work¶
Milgrom, P. (2004). Putting Auction Theory to Work. Cambridge University Press.
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- Allocation
- Telecommunications: Spectrum allocation across carriers (auctioned by the FCC and equivalents worldwide); channel allocation in wireless networks; bandwidth allocation across services on a shared link, with the spectrum-auction case studied in detail by Milgrom (2004) as the paradigm application of allocation-mechanism design.
This sourceConnects auction-theoretic comparative statics to real deployments, centrally the FCC spectrum auctions (simultaneous ascending auction). SUPPORTS the claim that Milgrom studies the spectrum auction as the paradigm application of allocation-mechanism design.
- Telecommunications: Spectrum allocation across carriers (auctioned by the FCC and equivalents worldwide); channel allocation in wireless networks; bandwidth allocation across services on a shared link, with the spectrum-auction case studied in detail by Milgrom (2004) as the paradigm application of allocation-mechanism design.
- Auction Theory
- Given that format is a design variable (see Core Idea and Structural Signature), auction theory's analytic value is in predicting which format will produce which outcome distribution under which information structure — and in explaining why certain counterintuitive results appear, a program Milgrom (2004) develops at length in Putting Auction Theory to Work.
This sourceConnects auction-theoretic comparative statics to format-choice decisions in real deployments (FCC spectrum, electricity, internet ads)
- Given that format is a design variable (see Core Idea and Structural Signature), auction theory's analytic value is in predicting which format will produce which outcome distribution under which information structure — and in explaining why certain counterintuitive results appear, a program Milgrom (2004) develops at length in Putting Auction Theory to Work.
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