We are grateful to Ian Jewitt for stimulating conversations and to David McAdams, Paul Milgrom, Phil Reny, and Shmuel Zamir for helpful comments. Part of this research was carried out while John Quah was visiting professor at the National University of Singapore and he would like to thank the Economics Department at NUS for its hospitality and support. The financial support of the ESRC to this research project through Grant RES-000-22-3187 (for John Quah) is gratefully acknowledged.
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Aggregating the Single Crossing Property
Article first published online: 25 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.3982/ECTA9869
© 2012 The Econometric Society
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Quah, J. K.-H. and Strulovici, B. (2012), Aggregating the Single Crossing Property. Econometrica, 80: 2333–2348. doi: 10.3982/ECTA9869
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We are grateful to Ian Jewitt for stimulating conversations and to David McAdams, Paul Milgrom, Phil Reny, and Shmuel Zamir for helpful comments. Part of this research was carried out while John Quah was visiting professor at the National University of Singapore and he would like to thank the Economics Department at NUS for its hospitality and support. The financial support of the ESRC to this research project through Grant RES-000-22-3187 (for John Quah) is gratefully acknowledged.
Publication History
- Issue published online: 25 SEP 2012
- Article first published online: 25 SEP 2012
- Manuscript received February, 2011; final revision received October, 2011.
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