Auction Theory¶
Krishna, V. (2010). Auction Theory. Academic Press.
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- Auction Theory
- An item or set of items with a fixed number of units available. A set of bidders each with private valuation(s) drawn from a probability distribution. An auction format specifying how bids are submitted, revealed, and cleared — single- or multi-round, open or sealed, ascending or descending, pay-as-bid or pay-second-price, single-object or combinatorial, as catalogued in Krishna's (2010) Auction Theory textbook.
This sourceStandard graduate text cataloguing auction formats (English, Dutch, first-price, second-price, all-pay), equilibrium derivations, and revenue-equivalence comparative statics.
- An item or set of items with a fixed number of units available. A set of bidders each with private valuation(s) drawn from a probability distribution. An auction format specifying how bids are submitted, revealed, and cleared — single- or multi-round, open or sealed, ascending or descending, pay-as-bid or pay-second-price, single-object or combinatorial, as catalogued in Krishna's (2010) Auction Theory textbook.
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