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The Economics of Treasury Securities Markets (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Bikhchandani, Sushil

 
9781334349270: The Economics of Treasury Securities Markets (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

How auction rules shape prices and government revenue.

This accessible overview explains how different Treasury auction formats and bidder information affect prices, signaling, and revenue. It links auction design to secondary market dynamics and the incentives that bidders face when bidding, signaling, or trading after the auction.

  • Learn how uniform-price, discriminatory, ascending-price, and descending-price auctions work in government securities.
  • See how bidder information and private estimates influence bids, signaling, and the risk of the winner’s curse.
  • Understand the role of the when-issued market and secondary trading in shaping auction outcomes.
  • Explore policy implications, including when truthful information sharing can improve revenues and how manipulation risks differ by format.
Ideal for readers of economics, public finance, and market design who want a clear, applied view of how auction rules affect revenue and prices.

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