Una introducción al análisis económico de las subastas
José María Usategui Díaz de Otalora
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José María Usategui Díaz de Otalora
Abstract
This work presents the main results derived in the economic analysis of auctions. First, there is a description of the basic aspects that characterize auctions and of the different types of auctions: english, dutch, first-price, second-price, uniform price, discriminatory and double. Then, the principal results obtained in the analysis of private-values auctions are explained. Finally, several important aspects of auctions are discussed: efficiency in auctions and optimal auctions, collusion among the bidders, risk-aversion in auctions, common-value auctions and auctions with correlated values, and asymmetric bidders. Although some results are formally proved the presentation is mostly based on intuitive explanations.
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This work presents the main results derived in the economic analysis of auctions. First, there is a description of the basic aspects that characterize auctions and of the different types of auctions: english, dutch, first-price, second-price, uniform price, discriminatory and double. Then, the principal results obtained in the analysis of private-values auctions are explained. Finally, several important aspects of auctions are discussed: efficiency in auctions and optimal auctions, collusion among the bidders, risk-aversion in auctions, common-value auctions and auctions with correlated values, and asymmetric bidders. Although some results are formally proved the presentation is mostly based on intuitive explanations.
Key concepts: Common value auction, Forward auction, Collusion, Economics, Microeconomics, Risk aversion (psychology), Value (mathematics), Mathematical economics