8. Three risk-neutral bidders compete to purchase a Princess Beanie Baby. Suppose the bidders have (private) valuations V, = $12, V2 = $14, and V3 = $16. %3D A. In a Dutch (decreasing price) auction,...


8. Three risk-neutral bidders compete to purchase a Princess Beanie Baby. Suppose the<br>bidders have (private) valuations V, = $12, V2 = $14, and V3 = $16.<br>%3D<br>A. In a Dutch (decreasing price) auction, the winning bid would be<br>more than $16<br>b. exactly $16<br>c. less than $16<br>à.<br>B. If it were a first-price, sealed bid auction, the price would be<br>a. more than in part A.<br>b. the same as in part A.<br>c. less than in part A.<br>

Extracted text: 8. Three risk-neutral bidders compete to purchase a Princess Beanie Baby. Suppose the bidders have (private) valuations V, = $12, V2 = $14, and V3 = $16. %3D A. In a Dutch (decreasing price) auction, the winning bid would be more than $16 b. exactly $16 c. less than $16 à. B. If it were a first-price, sealed bid auction, the price would be a. more than in part A. b. the same as in part A. c. less than in part A.

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