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... period , cash balances were assumed to take on the mean value for the low bankruptcy group . TABLE 6 - BIDDING EQUATION FOR EXPERIENCED ( Week 2. Period 1 Period 10 Period 20 Period 30 Period 30 - period 1 Panel A. Low bankruptcy group ...
... period , cash balances were assumed to take on the mean value for the low bankruptcy group . TABLE 6 - BIDDING EQUATION FOR EXPERIENCED ( Week 2. Period 1 Period 10 Period 20 Period 30 Period 30 - period 1 Panel A. Low bankruptcy group ...
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... period 3.1 will breach in period 3.2 . Since all buyers will breach , R can profitably cover its fixed cost of f . Thus , it will enter in period 2 given this equilib- rium in the period 3 subgame . Now consider the subgame in which all ...
... period 3.1 will breach in period 3.2 . Since all buyers will breach , R can profitably cover its fixed cost of f . Thus , it will enter in period 2 given this equilib- rium in the period 3 subgame . Now consider the subgame in which all ...
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... period 1 that is binding only in period 3.3 if all buyers sign the contract and none breach it , then , for any value of f , in the unique subgame perfect equilibrium all buy- ers sign this exclusive contract in period 1 for a zero up ...
... period 1 that is binding only in period 3.3 if all buyers sign the contract and none breach it , then , for any value of f , in the unique subgame perfect equilibrium all buy- ers sign this exclusive contract in period 1 for a zero up ...
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