Winner's Curse in Discriminatory Price Auctions: Evidence from Norwegian Treasury Bill Auctions
Winner's Curse in Discriminatory Price Auctions: Evidence from Norwegian Treasury Bill Auctions
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歧视性价格拍卖中的赢家诅咒:来自挪威国库券拍卖的证据
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10.2139/ssrn.290743
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2001
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Geir H. Bjønnes
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作者:
Geir H. Bjønnes
This paper studies bidder behavior using a detailed data set consisting of actual bid distributions in Norwegian Treasury bill auctions held during 1993-1998. The empirical results presented suggest that observed bidder behavior is consistent with an adjustment for the winner’s curse. Bidders shade and disperse their bids more, and reduce quantity demanded, when the number of competing bidders increases. Tests suggest that there are some differences between the individual bidders. For instance, the most frequent bidders tend to disperse their bids more than other bidders, on average. Differences in bid shading and bidder profits can not be explained by bidder frequency or bidder size.