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Dynamic Auction Markets

Dynamic Auction Markets
动态拍卖市场
批准号:
1155518
负责人:
Gregory Lewis
金额:
$29.43万
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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:
2012-09-01 至 2014-10-31
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中文摘要
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该奖项为动态拍卖市场的研究提供资金。拍卖用于买卖许多重要的商品和服务;这些市场环境包括电力市场、金融市场、公共采购和广泛的电子商务应用。参与这些市场的公司和客户通常进行大量的采购和销售;这意味着动态行为是这些市场的一个重要特征。理解市场平衡内外的这些动态是一个重要而开放的挑战。PI首先寻求开发这些市场的新数学模型,然后将使用实际拍卖市场的数据对这些模型进行正式测试。他希望通过在理论和数据之间进行迭代,他将创造出一种经过充分测试的新工具类别,并可供其他对研究具有这些特征的市场感兴趣的研究人员使用。实证分析包括来自两种不同市场的数据:通过eBay出售的相机的电子商务拍卖和英国的电力市场。该项目具有重要的更广泛的影响。研究结果将有助于竞争监管机构了解拍卖市场中买卖双方面临的动态担忧。本文开发的方法也可用于分析非拍卖市场的动态行为。例如,第三个项目是关于企业在政策变化后如何调整其行为,其结果将对电力监管机构有价值,因为他们需要考虑美国企业将如何适应拟议的“智能电网”政策和技术。
英文摘要
This award funds research on dynamic auction markets. Auctions are used to buy and sell many important goods and services; these market environments include electricty markets, financial markets, public procurement, and a wide range of e-commerce applications. The firms and customers participating in these markets usually make many purchases and sales; this means that dynamic behavior is an important feature of these markets. Understanding these dynamics both in and out of market equilibrium is an important and open challenge.The PI seeks first to develop new mathematical models of these markets and will then use data from actual auction markets to formally test the models. The hope is that by iterating between theory and data he will create a new category of tools that are well-tested and can be employed by other researchers interested in studying markets with these features. The empirical analysis includes data from two different kinds of markets: ecommerce auctions for cameras sold through eBay and electricity markets in Great Britain.This project has important broader impacts. The results will be useful for competition authorities who seek to understand the dynamic concerns facing buyers and sellers in auction markets. The methods developed here may also be useful for analyzing dynamic behavior in non-auction markets. For example, the third project is about how firms adjust their behavior after a policy change, and the results will be valuable to electricity regulators who need to consider how US firms will adjust to proposed 'smart grid' policies and technologies.
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