Honoring Michael H. Rothkopf's Legacy of Rigor and Relevance in Auction Theory: From the Editors

Robert F. Bordley (), Elena Katok () and L. Robin Keller ()
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Robert F. Bordley: General Motors, Pontiac, Michigan 48341
L. Robin Keller: University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California 92697

Decision Analysis, 2010, vol. 7, issue 1, 1-4

Abstract: Honoring Michael H. Rothkopf's contributions to decision analysis and operations research, the papers in this special issue in memory of Michael H. Rothkopf focus on auction theory, field data, and experiments. The contributors to this issue include Shachat and Swarthout; Chen, Xu, and Whinston; Cramton and Sujarittanonta; Hoffman and Menon; Harstad; Boatwright, Borle, and Kadane; Haruvy and Popkowski Leszczyc; Oum and Oren; Abbas and Hann; and Jia, Harstad, and (posthumously) Rothkopf.

Keywords: auction design; auction theory; auctions; behavioral economics; bidding; clock auctions; common values; competitive electricity markets; contingent contracts; decision analysis; duration; energy risk; exchanges; experiment; field experiments; frenzy; games-group decisions; bidding-auctions; incomplete markets; jump bids; private values; profit; market design; Michael H. Rothkopf; order statistics; persistent competition; private information; procurement auctions; product differentiation; revenue; revenue comparisons; rights-to-choose auctions; second prices; scoring rules; spectrum auctions; stochastic orderings; telecommunications; volumetric hedging; editorial (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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