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Bidding behaviour in second-price auctions: rare stamp sales, 1923–1937

Stuart E. Thiel Las School, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48109, USA
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Glenn H. Petry Department of Finance, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, 99164–4722, USA
Pages 11-16 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Philip Hans Franses. (2007) Estimating the stock of postwar Dutch postal stamps. Applied Economics 39:8, pages 943-946.
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Shaomin Huang. (2001) Asymmetric participation in China's stamp market: hobbyists and investors. Applied Economics 33:8, pages 1039-1044.
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Mete Şeref Ahunbay & Adrian Vetta. (2023) The Price of Anarchy of Two-Buyer Sequential Multiunit Auctions. ACM Transactions on Economics and Computation 11:1-2, pages 1-26.
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Vishnu V. Narayan, Enguerrand Prebet & Adrian Vetta. (2022) The Declining Price Anomaly Is Not Universal in Multi-Buyer Sequential Auctions (but almost is). Theory of Computing Systems 66:3, pages 546-580.
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Mete Şeref Ahunbay, Brendan Lucier & Adrian Vetta. 2021. Algorithmic Game Theory. Algorithmic Game Theory 18 33 .
Gagan Ghosh & Heng Liu. (2019) Sequential second-price auctions with private budgets. Games and Economic Behavior 113, pages 611-632.
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Vishnu V. Narayan, Enguerrand Prebet & Adrian Vetta. 2019. Algorithmic Game Theory. Algorithmic Game Theory 109 122 .
Claudio Mezzetti. (2011) Sequential Auctions with Informational Externalities and Aversion to Price Risk: Decreasing and Increasing Price Sequences. The Economic Journal 121:555, pages 990-1016.
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CHRIS JONES, FLAVIO MENEZES & FRANCIS VELLA. (2004) Auction Price Anomalies: Evidence from Wool Auctions in Australia*. Economic Record 80:250, pages 271-288.
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