Browsing FGV EPGE - Ensaios Econômicos by Subject "Leilões"
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Empirical analysis of scoring auctions for oil and gas leases
2017-10I study a scoring auctions implemented in Brazil to sell oil exploration rights. Differently from most sales of this kind, bidders had to submit a multi-dimensional bid that included a bonus and an exploratory program. A ... -
First-price auction symmetric equilibria with a general distribution
2006-05-01In this paper I obtain the mixed strategy symmetric equilibria of the first-price auction for any distribution. The equilibrium is unique. The solution turns out to be a combination of absolutely continuous distributions ... -
First-Price auction symmetric equlibria with a general distribution
2004-09-01In this paper I obtain the mixed strategy symmetric equilibria of the first-price auction for any distribution. The equilibrium is unique. The solution turns out to be a combination of absolutely continuous distributions ... -
Hybrid Auctions I: Theory
2001-05-01In this paper we examine the properties of a hybrid auction that combines a sealed bid and an ascending auction. In this auction, each bidder submits a sealed bid. Once the highest bid is known, the bidder who submitted ... -
Hybrid Auctions II: Experimental Evidence
2001-05-01In this paper we report the results of an experiment designed to examine the properties of a hybrid auction - a Dutch-Vickrey auction, that combines a sealed bid …rst-price auction with a sealed bid second-price auction. ... -
Pure strategy equilibria of multidimensional and non-monotonic auctions
2004-11-01We give necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of symmetric equilibrium without ties in interdependent values auctions, with multidimensional independent types and no monotonic assumptions. In this case, ... -
The set of equilibria of first-price auctions
2004-03-01In this note I specify the class of functions that are equilibria of symmetric first-price auctions. -
Why do bidders drop out from a sequential auction
2000-01-26In actual sequential auctions, 1) bidders typically incur a cost in continuing from one sale to the next, and 2) bidders decide whether or not to continue. To investigate the question 'why do bidders drop out,' we define ...









