We propose an estimation method to bound bidders' marginal valuations in discriminatory
auctions using individual bid-level data and apply the method to data from the Turkish …

This book in microeconomics focuses on the strategic analysis of markets under imperfect
competition, incomplete information, and incentives. Part I of the book covers imperfect …

While traditional information systems research emphasizes understanding of end users from
perspectives such as cognitive fit and technology acceptance, it fails to consider the …

We present a simulation approach that provides a relatively risk-free and cost-effective
environment to examine the decision space for both bid takers and bid makers in web-based …

In 2017, Germany introduced auctions to determine the support level for onshore wind
power. To protect small-scale actors, citizens' energy cooperatives were allowed longer …

The theory of multiple unit auctions traditionally assumes that the offered quantity is fixed. I
argue that this assumption is not appropriate for many applications because the seller may …

This paper presents analytical, computational, and empirical analyses of strategies for
intelligent bid formulations in online auctions. We present results related to a weighted …

Retailers are increasingly exploiting sequential online auctions as an effective and low cost
distribution channel for disposing large quantities of inventory. In such auction …

Abstract Until June 2000 the European Central Bank (ECB) used fixed rate tenders for its
weekly repo auctions. A switch to variable rate tenders became necessary due to massive …

The focus of this study is on business‐to‐consumer (B2C) online auctions made possible by
the advent of electronic commerce over an open‐source, ubiquitous Internet Protocol (IP) …