Asymmetric first-price menu auctions under intricate uncertainty

This paper studies asymmetric first-price menu auctions in the procurement environment where the buyer does not commit to a decision rule and asymmetric sellers have interdependent costs and statistically affiliated signals. Sellers compete in bidding a menu of contracts, where a contract specifies...

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Asymmetry
Auctions
Bidding
Contracts
Decision theory
Economic theory
Economics
Equilibrium theory
Ex-ante robustness
First-price menu auction
Game theory
Games
Interdependent values
Joint ex-post renegotiation proofness
Mathematical analysis
Menus
Monotone equilibria
Payments
Procurement
Purchasing
Renegotiation
Studies
Vectors (mathematics)
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