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Countertrading is a form of exchange where firms will put certain products "on the counter" offering them to foreign customers at a cheaper price than what they would offer them to domestic customers.
Winner's Curse
A phenomenon in auctions where the winner tends to overpay due to incomplete information or overly optimistic valuation of the asset.
Rivals' Information
Data or intelligence about competitors’ strategies, performance, and operations, useful for gaining a competitive advantage in the market.
Fewer Bidders
a situation in auctions or competitive environments where there is a reduced number of participants bidding for the same item or contract.
Common-value Auction
An auction format where the item for sale has the same value for everyone but the bidders have different information about that value.
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