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New Resiliency in Truly Combinatorial Auctions (and Implementation in Surviving Strategies)

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Author(s)
Chen, Jing
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Micali, Silvio
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Silvio Micali
Date Issued
October 8, 2008
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MIT-CSAIL-TR-2008-059
Abstract
Following Micali and Valiant [MV07.a], a mechanism is resilient if it achieves its objective without any problem of (1) equilibrium selection and (2) player collusion. To advance resilient mechanism design,We put forward a new meaningful benchmark for the COMBINED social welfare-revenue performance of any mechanism in truly combinatorial auctions.We put forward a NEW notion of implementation, much more general than the ones used so far, which we believe to be of independent interest.We put forward a new RESILIENT mechanism that, by leveraging the knowledge that the players have about each other, guarantees at least one half of our benchmark under a very general collusion model.
Subjects
knowledge benchmarks
implementation in surviving strategies
equilibrium-less implementation
combinatorial auctions
resilient mechanisms
collusion
truly combinatorial auctions
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/42893
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