Auctions: Theory and practice

Eight previously published papers address the theory of auctions, practical auction design, and the application of auction theory to other areas of economics and, as a case study, evaluate the 2000-2001 third generation (3G) mobile phone license auctions in Europe. Includes an elementary, nontechnic...

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Autore principale: Klemperer, P
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Lingua:English
Pubblicazione: Princeton University Press 2004
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description Eight previously published papers address the theory of auctions, practical auction design, and the application of auction theory to other areas of economics and, as a case study, evaluate the 2000-2001 third generation (3G) mobile phone license auctions in Europe. Includes an elementary, nontechnical survey of auction theory. Other papers discuss why every economist should learn some auction theory; what really matters in auction design; the use and abuse of auction theory; the 3G mobile-phone license auctions held in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Greece, and Denmark; how economists designed the U.K. 3G mobile-phone license auction; bidder strategies in the British and German 3G telecom auctions; and whether auctions were a good idea. Chapter one includes a set of exercises with solutions provided at the back of the book. Klemperer is the Edgeworth Professor of Economics at Oxford University and a Fellow of the British Academy and of the Econometric Society. Index.
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