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Autor: Athey, Susan - Levin, Jonathan - 
Título: Information and competition in U.S. forest service timber auctions
Fuente: Journal of Political Economy. v.109, n.2. The University of Chicago Press
Páginas: pp. 375-417
Año: Apr. 2001
Resumen: This paper analyzes the role of private information in U.S. Forest Service timber auctions. In these auctions, firms bid a per unit price for each timber species. Total bids are computed by multiplying these prices by Forest Service volume estimates, but payments depend on actual volumes harvested. We develop an equilibrium theory for these auctions. We then relate (ex post) data about volume to (ex ante) bids. We show that bidders have private information about volumes of species and use it as predicted by theory. Differences in bidder estimates appear to affect the allocation of tracts, but competition limits information rentsr
Solicitar por: HEMEROTECA J + datos de Fuente
Registro 2 de 2
Autor: Levin, Jonathan - Nalebuff, Barry - 
Título: An Introduction to Vote-Counting Schemes
Fuente: Journal of Economic Perspectives. v.9, n.1. American Economic Association
Páginas: pp. 3-26
Año: winter 1995
Resumen: Many researchers, following Kenneth Arrow’s lead, have concerned themselves with stating various desirable or undesirable criteria and attempting to classify vote-counting systems. This paper moves away from theoretical discussions: the authors illustrate and motivate a variety of alternatives to plurality rule. The authors demonstrate by example how these alternatives, such as min-max majority and single transferable vote, work and where they fail. In choosing between flawed alternatives, which methods are best suited for selecting a single winner versus ranking the candidates? Does one approach favor candidates with loyal minorities or candidates with broad appeal? How do the authors achieve a representative outcome?
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