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Collusive Behavior ast Single-Object Second-Price and English Auctions
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Daniel A. Graham
Professor Emeritus of Economics
Daniel A. Graham conducts research exploring the general subjects of game theory,
the economics of information, and microeconomic theory. His microeconomic investigations
focus specifically on uncertainty, including cost/benefit analysis, insurance, and
incentives. His most recent research projects involve the general multi-object auction,
pure trade with private information, and information and queues. For his work, he
has received funding from various grants including those awarded by the N
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