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Auditing Algorithmic Collusion from Strategy Graphs
Nicolas Eschenbaum, Janusz M. Meylahn
Detecting algorithmic collusion is challenging because regulators often have limited access to firms' algorithms, training data, and market information. We study an intermediate-in…
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Shared Bidding Algorithms and Competition: Evidence from Electricity Markets
Nicolas Eschenbaum
Competing firms increasingly delegate market decisions to algorithms supplied by the same third-party providers. We study whether a shared algorithm leads competitors to internalis…
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Market Power and Platform Design in Decentralized Electricity Trading
Nicolas Eschenbaum, Nicolas Greber
This paper studies how platform design shapes strategic behavior in decentralized electricity trading. We develop a finite-horizon dynamic game in which photovoltaic- and battery-e…