The Limits of Optimal Pricing in the Dark

Authors: Quinlan Dawkins, Minbiao Han, Haifeng Xu

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Research Type Theoretical We fully characterize the optimal imitative value function that the buyer should imitate as well as the resultant seller revenue and buyer surplus under this optimal buyer manipulation. Our characterizations reveal many useful insights about what happens at equilibrium.
Researcher Affiliation Academia Quinlan Dawkins Department of Computer Science University of Virginia qed4wg@virginia.edu Minbiao Han Department of Computer Science University of Virginia mh2ye@virginia.edu Haifeng Xu Department of Computer Science University of Virginia hx4ad@virginia.edu
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