Vickrey Auctions in Practice: From Nineteenth-Century Philately to Twenty-First-Century E-Commerce

By David Lucking-Reiley. 2000

176 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Management Science and Operations Research, Marketing, Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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In Management Science and Operations Research

1. Ali Hortaçsu
2. Patrick Bajari
3. R. Katkar
4. David H. Reiley
5. S. Tadelis
6. John A. List
7. Imran Rasul
8. John Wooders

In Marketing

1. Ali Hortaçsu
2. Patrick Bajari
3. R. Katkar
4. David H. Reiley
5. S. Tadelis
6. John A. List
7. Matthijs R. Wildenbeest
8. Imran Rasul

In Visual Arts and Performing Arts

1. R. Katkar
2. Ali Hortaçsu
3. David H. Reiley
4. Patrick Bajari

Citations in the corpus

• Public versus Secret Reserve Prices in eBay Auctions: Results from a Pokémon Field Experiment (2007, methodology): “By contrast, a low opening bid (with a high secret reserve price) can grease the wheels of bidding, building up bidding " momentum " that can propel the price 5 One other effect of the reserve price shows up in the use of " proxy bidding " on eBay (see Lucking-Reiley (2000b)).”
• Economic Insights from Internet Auctions (2004, methodology): “In a set of " field experiments, " David Lucking-Reiley (1999a) tests two basic hypotheses derived from auction theory: 1) the strategic equivalence 27 between the open descending price (Dutch) and sealedbid first-price auction, and 2) the strategic jn04_Article 3 6/1/04 10:53 AM Page 476”