Theoretical and Laboratory Investigation of Buyer-Determined Procurement Auctions
Theoretical and Laboratory Investigation of Buyer-Determined Procurement Auctions
批准号:
1243160
负责人:
Elena Katok
金额:
$3.11万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-07-01 至 2013-08-31
中文摘要
买方确定的采购拍卖现在被企业广泛使用,作为从其他企业购买所需物资和零件的一种方式。 这些“企业对B”拍卖由一些商业拍卖提供商在线进行。 他们通常使用经济学家归类为非约束性反向拍卖的拍卖规则。 投标人相互竞争(因此这是一个反向拍卖),但赢家不一定是出价最低的供应商。 相反,买家根据最终报价和供应商的进一步信息来决定谁赢得合同。虽然这种拍卖被广泛使用,但经济学家还没有对它们进行研究。 该奖项资助了这些拍卖行为的正式博弈论模型的开发,以及一系列实验室实验,这些实验室实验测试了拍卖设计的特定特征对拍卖结果的影响的理论预测。这项研究促进了我们对广泛使用的采购方法的理解。 这项研究的结果有利于企业以及政府实体使用采购拍卖,以找到合适的供应商。 研究表明,拍卖方法的具体变化可以提高拍卖方法的效率,使买家可以快速找到最符合他们需求的供应商。
英文摘要
Buyer-determined procurement auctions are now widely used by businesses as a way to purchases needed supplies and parts from other businesses. These 'B-to-B' auctions are conducted on-line by a number of commercial auction providers. They typically use auction rules that economists would classify as non-binding reverse auctions. Bidders compete against each other (hence it is a reverse auction) but the winner is not necessarily the supplier with the lowest bid. Rather, buyers decide who wins the contract, based on the final quotes and further information on the suppliers.While these auctions are widely used, they have not been studied by economists. This award funds the development of a formal game-theoretic model of behavior in these auctions as well as a series of lab experiments that test the theory's predictions about the effects of specific features of the auction design on auction outcomes.This research advances our understanding of a procurement methods that is in wide use. The results of this research benefit businesses as well as government entitities that use procurement auctions to find appropriate suppliers. The research demonstrates that specific changes in auction methods can improve the efficiency of the auction method, so that buyers can quickly locate the supplier who best meets their needs.
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