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IPL Auction: Bias in Team Bidding

This screenplay draft explores biases and perceptions through an IPL auction scenario. Five teams, each comprised of owners, participate in the auction. Team 1's owners only bid on top rated players for brand recognition. Team 2 bids on top players and some upcoming local talents. Team 3's owners bid primarily on players from their own community or religion to promote those talents. Team 4's owners bid recklessly on many players just to outbid the other teams, without strategy. The screenplay uses the IPL auction setting to examine different types of biases among the various team owners.

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IPL Auction: Bias in Team Bidding

This screenplay draft explores biases and perceptions through an IPL auction scenario. Five teams, each comprised of owners, participate in the auction. Team 1's owners only bid on top rated players for brand recognition. Team 2 bids on top players and some upcoming local talents. Team 3's owners bid primarily on players from their own community or religion to promote those talents. Team 4's owners bid recklessly on many players just to outbid the other teams, without strategy. The screenplay uses the IPL auction setting to examine different types of biases among the various team owners.

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Anand Subramanian
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UNTITLED SCREENPLAY

by

My Name Here

123/456-7890
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

Plot: There is an IPL Auction happening and our central idea


is to showcase perception and different types of bias.

Screenplay Draft 1

SCENE: IPL AUCTION

5 teams comprising of 'x' owners each

Auction Starts

(OB)Team 1: Owners bid top rated players only. They do not


settle for upcoming talents. Agenda is brand recognition
only.

Team 2: Owners bid for top rated players and some local
[Link] is to promote upcoming talents

Team 3: Owners bid for players which belongs to their


community and region. Agenda is to promote talents from a
particular community or religion.

Team 4: Owners are blindly buying players. Their motive is


just to give a headstrong competition to other teams.

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