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Anajune7

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What is an ascending-value auction?

Question 2

Characteristics shared by monopolistically competitive markets and perfectly competitive markets include:
 a. differentiated products.
  b. advertising.
 c. many sellers.
 d. brand identity.



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Answer to Question 1

In an ascending value auction, a bidder hopes to win a certain object by bidding a price below his/her valuation (maximum willingness to pay for it) but higher than anyone else's bid.

Answer to Question 2

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