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Auction theory / Auctions / Game theory / Mechanism design / First-price sealed-bid auction / Auction / Nash equilibrium / All-pay auction / Bidding / Revenue equivalence
Date: 2011-10-16 10:21:02
Auction theory
Auctions
Game theory
Mechanism design
First-price sealed-bid auction
Auction
Nash equilibrium
All-pay auction
Bidding
Revenue equivalence

Auctions with a random number of identical bidders

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