Rapports de recherche, comptes rendus, lettres à l'éditeur, working papers (26)
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Cantillon, E., & Slechten, A. (2015). Information Aggregation in the European Carbon Market.
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Budish, E., & Cantillon, E. (2009). The Multi-unit Assignment Problem: Theory and Evidence from Course Allocation at Harvard. (ECARES Working Papers No 2010-02).
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Cantillon, E., & Yin, P.-L. (2007). How and when do markets tip?: lessons from the battle of the bund. (Working Paper Series No 766). European Central Bank.
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Asker, J., & Cantillon, E. (2007). Procurement when price and quality matter. (CEPR Discussion Papers No 6082). Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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Cantillon, E., & Pesendorfer, M. (2007). Combination bidding in multi-unit auctions. (CEPR Discussion Papers No 6083). Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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Asker, J., & Cantillon, E. (2006). Procurement when price and quality matter. (Working Papers No 06-24). New York University.
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Asker, J., & Cantillon, E. (2005). Optimal procurement when both price and quality matter. (CEPR Discussion Papers No 5276). Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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Asker, J., & Cantillon, E. (2004). Equilibrium in scoring auctions. (Working Papers No 2004.148). Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei.
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Asker, J., & Cantillon, E. (2004). Properties of scoring auctions. (CEPR Discussion Papers No 4734). Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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Cantillon, E. (2001). Electoral rules and the emergence of new issue dimensions. (CEPR Discussion Papers No 2769). Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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Cantillon, E., & Rangel, A. (2001). A graphical analysis of some basic results in social choice. (NBER Technical Working Papers No 0268). National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Cantillon, E. (2001). Electoral rules and the emergence of new issue dimensions. (Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers No 1291). Yale University, Cowles Foundation.