Hypothetical-actual bid calibration of a multi-good auction

John List, Michael Margolis () and Jason Shogren

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Abstract: Evidence suggests the calibration of hypothetical and actual behavior is good-specific. We examine whether clustering commodities into mutual categories can reduce the burden. While we reject a common calibration across sets of commodities, a sport-specific calibration function cannot be rejected.

Date: 1998
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Journal Article: Hypothetical-actual bid calibration of a multigood auction (1998)
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