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A Theory of Auctions and Competitive Bidding
Econometrica · 1982 · Vol. 50(5) · pp. 1089–1089
Paul Milgrom✉(Decision Sciences (United States))Robert J. Weber(Decision Sciences (United States))
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Abstract : In Section 2, we review some important results of the received auction theory, introduce a new general auction model, and summarize the results of our analysis. Section 3 contains a formal statement of our model, and develops the properties of affiliated random variables. The various theorems are presented in Sections 4-8. In Section 9, we offer our views on the current state of auction theory. Following Section 9 is a technical appendix dealing with affiliated random variables.
Auction Theory and ApplicationsConsumer Market Behavior and PricingGame Theory and Voting SystemsCommon value auctionBiddingEconomicsMicroeconomics
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