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Combinatorial Auctions in Practice†
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Abstract
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We survey the uses of combinatorial auctions that have been deployed in practice, giving emphasis to their key representational and economic aspects. In addition, we discuss behavioral economics considerations on both the bidder and auctioneer sides of the market, and the interrelated topics of simplicity and trust, highlighting key opportunities for future work. ( JEL D44, D91)
Keywords:
ASCENDING PRICES
NASH EQUILIBRIUM
REPEATED GAMES
SCHOOL MEALS
CLOCK
PROCUREMENT
DESIGN
COMPETITION
INFORMATION
EFFICIENCY
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