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Game theory / Statistics / Decision theory / First-price sealed-bid auction / All-pay auction / Auction / Variance / Two-moment decision models / Auction theory / Auctioneering / Business
Date: 2014-08-10 21:21:47
Game theory
Statistics
Decision theory
First-price sealed-bid auction
All-pay auction
Auction
Variance
Two-moment decision models
Auction theory
Auctioneering
Business

Auctioning risk: The all-pay auction under mean-variance preferences∗ Bettina Klose† Paul Schweinzer‡

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