Informed entry in auctions
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- Auction design with opportunity cost
- Auctions with entry
- Coordination in auctions with entry
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- Entry coordination in auctions and social welfare: An experimental investigation
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- Informed entry in auctions
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- Participation constraints in the Vickrey auction
- Performance in Competitive Environments: Gender Differences
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- Ranking auctions with risk adverse bidders
- Regret in auctions: theory and evidence
- Revenue equivalence revisited
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- The effect of entry and information costs on oral versus sealed-bid auctions
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