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Auctions -- Sequential | |
The following sources are recommended by a professor whose research specialty is auctions. |
· Engelbrecht-Wiggans, R. (1994): "Sequential auctions of stochastically equivalent objects" Economics Letters, 44:87-90.
· Gale, D. and Hausch, D. (1994): "Bottom-fishing and declining prices in sequential auctions" Games and Economic Behavior, 7:318-331.
· Jeitschko, T.D. (1998): "Learning in sequential auctions" Southern Economic Journal, 65:98-112.
· Jeitschko, T.D. (1999): "Equilibrium price paths in sequential auctions with stochastic supply" Economics Letters, 64(1):67-72.
· Jeitschko, T.D. and Wolfstetter, E. (1999): "Scale economies and the dynamics of recurring auctions" SSRN Electronic Paper Collection. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?cfid=233248&cftoken=63125372&abstract_id=130188
· von der Fehr, N.-H.M. and Riis, C. (1998): "Option values in sequential markets" Department of Economics, University of Oslo. http://www.oekonomi.uio.no/memo/memopdf/memo0798.pdf
· Ashenfelter, O. (1989): "How auctions work for wine and art" Journal of Economic Perspectives, 3(3).
· Beggs, A. and Graddy, K. (1997): "Declining values and the afternoon effect: Evidence from art auctions" Rand Journal of Economics, 28:544-565.
· Bernhardt, D. and Scoones, D. (1994): "A note on sequential auctions" American Economic Review, 84:653-657.
· Black, J. and de Meza, D. (1992): "Systematic price differences between successive auctions are no anomaly" Journal of Management Strategy, 1:607-628.
· Deltas, G. and Kosmopoulou, G. (1998): "An empirical analysis of bidding patterns and pricing trends in sequential auctions" Working Paper, University of Illinois.
· McAfee, R.P. and Vincent, D. (1993): "The declining price anomaly" Journal of Economic Theory, 60:191-212.
· von der Fehr, N.-H.M. (1994): "Predatory bidding in sequential auctions" Oxford Economic Papers, 46:345-356.
· Weber, R.J. (1983): "Multiple-object auctions" in: R. Engelbrecht-Wiggans, M. Shubik and R. Stark, eds., Auctions, Bidding, and Contracting, New York UP, 165-191.
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