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Repeated bidding in an auction makes each player's type common knowledge

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Economic and game-theoretic literature indicates that repeated strategic interactions and bidding processes tend to cause players to reveal their private information.

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Information Revelation in Auctions

2003 · cited by 0

Demonstrates that in a variety of auction and strategic contexts, bidders will ultimately reveal all their private information over the course of the interaction.

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Differential games with incomplete information : signals and revelation

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Shows that in differential games with incomplete information, signals and private types are progressively revealed as the game proceeds.

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