Simultaneous ascending auctions¶
Cramton, P. (2006). Simultaneous ascending auctions.
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- Allocation
- FCC spectrum auctions and CPU scheduling, side by side: The U.S. FCC has, since 1994, allocated wireless spectrum to carriers via simultaneous multi-round auctions designed by Milgrom, Wilson, and McAfee — a mechanism-design success story studied across the regulatory-economics literature (Cramton 2006).
This sourceIn P. Cramton, Y. Shoham, & R. Steinberg (Eds.), Combinatorial Auctions (Ch. 4). MIT Press. Analysis of the FCC simultaneous multi-round (simultaneous ascending) auction design as the canonical spectrum-allocation case. SUPPORTS the FCC-spectrum-auction example. NOTE: original def gave pp. 99–114; this is Chapter 4 of the volume — page range corrected/qualified to the chapter.
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Cramton dates the FCC's simultaneous ascending spectrum auctions to July 1994, credits Milgrom, Wilson and McAfee with the design, and gives evidence of its success.
“This auction form was first developed for the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s spectrum auctions, beginning in July 1994”
- FCC spectrum auctions and CPU scheduling, side by side: The U.S. FCC has, since 1994, allocated wireless spectrum to carriers via simultaneous multi-round auctions designed by Milgrom, Wilson, and McAfee — a mechanism-design success story studied across the regulatory-economics literature (Cramton 2006).
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