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Supplemental material - January 2005 Volume 73 Issue 1


The Affiliation Effect in First-Price Auctions

Joris Pinkse
Guofu Tan

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Extensions - The Affiliation Effect in First-Price Auctions: Supplementary Material
Joris Pinkse, Guofu Tan

Description: In Pinkse and Tan (2005) we show the existence of a new effect called the affiliation effect, which can cause equilibrium bids to be decreasing in the number of bidders in first-price auctions with conditionally independent private values. Here we analyze what happens when the number of bidders tends to infinity. We also derive sufficient conditions for the expected winning bid to be increasing in the number of bidders. We further generalize some of the results in Pinkse and Tan (2005) to general affiliated private-values models.


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