Sentence examples for a common auction from inspiring English sources

This was a common auction.

That was a common auction, although two Easts (van Prooijen and Sontag) overcalled three hearts.

"The Bidding Dictionary", which classifies all common auctions, says: "No standard meaning.

This chapter examines abstract selling mechanisms with a view to comparing the performance of the common auction forms to that of the "ideal" method of selling a single object.

The recast of the Energy Industry Act of 2005 led in last consequence to a common procurement auction for the supply of tertiary control, which starts on December 1, 2006.

This is similar to the "winner's curse" effect [ Thaler, 1988], in its original sense that the winner of a common value auction tends to overpay; the difference here is that SNPs do not have a common effect size, but the bias will operate to some extent whenever there is incomplete information on the effect size.

In particular, with interdependent values none of the common auction forms is efficient in general.

Under very strict assumptions the outcomes that make common auction designs theoretically attractive can be expected to emerge: goods will go to those who value them most and the allocation will maximize revenue for the auctioneer.

This paper uses a common-value auction framework to study how a CDI designs and differentiates its information services to help two competing firms identify and target valuable customers.

If you are submitting multiple auctions, make sure that you changed the auction title from the prior auction (a common mistake).

Twice he consigned groups of paintings to auction, a common practice by which artists publicized themselves and raised money in a time when galleries and dealers were virtually unheard of.