Auction Theory and Applications
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This cluster of papers focuses on the theory and practice of auction design, mechanism design, and procurement contracts. It covers topics such as combinatorial auctions, incentives, winner determination, reputation systems, bid rotation, and regret information in various auction settings.
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auction design; online auctions; bidding behavior; second-price auctions; first-price auctions; combinatorial auctions; bidding strategy; revenue maximization; auction theory; auction revenue; reserve prices; auction mechanisms; multi-unit auctions; spectrum auctions; English auctions; sealed-bid auctions; procurement auctions; auction efficiency; eBay; double auction; sequential auctions; common value auctions; reverse auctions; truthful mechanisms; winner's curse
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Morton address: 36174810883213556 · morton4x16-v1
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