The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian

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Autor(a) principal: Vanzan, Danielle Mendes
Data de Publicação: 2008
Outros Autores: Avila, Marcos Gonçalves
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Revista Economia & Gestão
Texto Completo: http://periodicos.pucminas.br/index.php/economiaegestao/article/view/1
Resumo: The “winner’s curse��? occurs when winning bidders of auctions systematically bid above the actual value of the objects and thereby systematically incur losses. In order to investigate the incidence of the winner’s curse in Brazil, we conducted an experiment consisting of a series of auctions of a fictitious object. The Risk Neutral Nash Equilibrium model was adopted as the benchmark for the performance observed. The results provided partial support to the occurrence of the winner’s curse. No systematic losses occurred but the financial results in the auctions were significantly inferior to those predicted by the equilibrium model.
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title The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
spellingShingle The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
Vanzan, Danielle Mendes
auctions systematically
benchmark.
title_short The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
title_full The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
title_fullStr The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
title_full_unstemmed The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
title_sort The winner’s curse in common value auctions: an experimental study on the Brazilian
author Vanzan, Danielle Mendes
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Avila, Marcos Gonçalves
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Avila, Marcos Gonçalves
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topic auctions systematically
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description The “winner’s curse��? occurs when winning bidders of auctions systematically bid above the actual value of the objects and thereby systematically incur losses. In order to investigate the incidence of the winner’s curse in Brazil, we conducted an experiment consisting of a series of auctions of a fictitious object. The Risk Neutral Nash Equilibrium model was adopted as the benchmark for the performance observed. The results provided partial support to the occurrence of the winner’s curse. No systematic losses occurred but the financial results in the auctions were significantly inferior to those predicted by the equilibrium model.
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