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Collaborative Research: IT-Enhanced Market Design and Experiments

Collaborative Research: IT-Enhanced Market Design and Experiments
协作研究:IT 增强的市场设计和实验
批准号:
0527563
负责人:
James Cox
金额:
$25.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-02-01 至 2006-05-31

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中文摘要
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本研究的目的是确定市场形式,代理设计,和复合信息服务规范,在现实的信息技术(IT)环境中,最好地促进经济繁荣。全球经济正处于IT创新和互联网爆炸性增长推动的大规模转型之中。IT正在重塑市场、消费者和企业行为,而与此同时,业务现实决定了哪些IT创新是可行的。人们对这一转变的经济和社会影响知之甚少。需要对各种类型的信息技术强化的经济环境进行新的重要研究,包括:异步参与的市场;自动代理的市场;信息技术促成的新的市场形式;以及新的综合信息服务。自动化交易代理在信息技术驱动的市场中发挥着越来越重要的作用,他们与人类交易员的互动需要仔细审查。本项目采用的方法包括开发新的理论模型,并在人类受试者的受控实验中测试和改进模型。迄今为止,关于交易者行为和市场表现的最详细的科学知识仅限于经典的市场形式和非常简单的商品。这项研究将扩展经典知识,测试其鲁棒性,并通过考虑更广泛的市场形式开辟新的调查路线(单边拍卖、双边市场和新的混合市场),更广泛的商品(包括新的综合IT服务产品),以及更广泛的行为(包括人与自动代理的互动)。研究产生的科学知识将迅速传播到电子商务从业者社区,并将有助于为信息技术融入世界经济提供更坚实的基础。运行各种市场形式和自动化代理的平台将被纳入国家科学数字图书馆,加强教学和研究的基础设施。教学,培训和学习将直接促进许多研究生谁担任研究助理和程序员;一些本科生也将帮助编程和数百人将作为实验室科目谁成为经验丰富的市场交易和控制市场代理人。考虑到校园里学生的种族,以及实验室的就业历史,很大一部分教育收益可能会流向妇女和少数群体成员。
英文摘要
The objective of this research is to identify the market formats, agent designs, and composite information service specifications that, in realistic information technology (IT) environments, best promote economic prosperity. The global economy is in the midst of large-scale transformation driven by innovations in IT and the explosive growth of the Internet. IT is reshaping markets and consumer and enterprise behavior, while at the same time business realities determine which IT innovations are viable. Little is yet known about the economic and social impacts of this transformation. Significant new research is needed on various types of IT-enhanced economic environments, including: markets with asynchronous participation; markets with automated agents; new market formats enabled by IT; and new composite information services. Automated trading agents play an increasing role in the IT-enabled markets, and their interaction with human traders demands close scrutiny.The methods to be employed in this project include the development of new theoretical models and the testing and refinement of the models in controlled experiments with human subjects. To date, the most detailed scientific knowledge of trader behavior and market performance is confined to classic market formats and to very simple goods. This research will expand that classical knowledge, test its robustness, and open new lines of inquiry by considering a broader range of market formats (one-sided auctions, two-sided markets and new hybrids), a broader range of goods (including new composite IT service products), and a broader range of behavior (including human interaction with automated agents).The scientific knowledge generated by the research will disseminate swiftly into the community of e-commerce practitioners, and will help provide a sounder basis for integrating IT into the world economy. The platforms for running the various market formats and automated agents will be incorporated into the National Science Digital Library, enhancing infrastructure for teaching and research. Teaching, training and learning will be promoted directly for numerous graduate students who serve as research assistants and programmers; some undergraduates will also help with the programming and hundreds will serve as laboratory subjects who become experienced in market trading and controlling market agents. Given the ethnicity of students at the campuses, and given the history of employment at the labs, a large share of the educational benefits are likely to accrue to women and members of minority groups.
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