Three Essays on Procurement Auctions
Tejpal Singh Sandhu
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September 17, 2023
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(Wilson, 1967), (Wilson, 1969), (Vickrey, 1961), (Laffont, 1997), (Milgrom
and Weber, 1982), (Hong and Shum, 2003), (Goeree and Offerman, 2003),
(Athey and Levin, 2001), (Meenakshi and Banerji, 2005),
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