Auction Theory Game Theory Economics
Auction Theory Game Theory Economics
Auction Theory
Auction theory is a type of applied game theory that is concerned with allocation of goods if valuation of the buyers for the goods are unknown.
Top: Science: Social Sciences: Economics: Game Theory: Auction Theory:
-
- Information about United Kingdom third generation mobile phone spectrum auctions. Site includes auction rules, press notices, and research.
-
- Discussion of and applet demonstrating the winner's curse. The applet allows one to try different bidding strategies, and simulates results, calculating expected payoffs.
-
- Spectrum Auctions Homepage by the Federal Department of Industry (Industry Canada) containing details on auction design, rules and licensing procedures applied to all Canadian radio spectrum auctions.
-
- at Stanford University, Dept. of Economics
-
- Auction Simulator API allows researchers to write trading simulations using a number of different auction protocols.
-
- Some background information on market design by Prof. Rakesh V. Vohra at Northwestern University.
-
- Home page by Federal Communications Commission, USA with details about the auctions design applied to airwave spectrum auctions
-
- Defines in lay-terms the various types of auctions, including English Auctions, Dutch Auctions, and Double Auctions. A brief history of auctions and discussion of collusion is included.
|
