Noun:

लिलाव, व्यावसायिक व्यवहार, तसखेळा-विशेष, बार्गेनिंग,

Verb:

लिलावात विक्री करा, लिलाव करण्यासाठी,

auctioning's Usage Examples:

Previous theoretical work on sequential auctions focused either on bid shading in an exogenous sequence of auctions, or on strategic auctioning to short-lived buyers, who never want to shade their bids.

by Henry Cooper Smith in 1918 as City Market initially involved with auctioning grain and product.

The most related model of optimal sequential auctioning by Vulcano, van Ryzin, and Maglaras (2002) (VRM), who study a monopolist selling to unit-demand strategic buyers who each only lives for one period.

farmers take their products to the alhóndiga and this is responsible for auctioning them through a dynamic auction on the low in exchange for a commission.

While VRM’s bidders do not shade their bids by assumption, strategic sequential auctioning has an effect on their bidding strategy because they are forward-looking: there is an incentive to overbid and make the seller sell more units in the current period than would be optimal for her.

Mein Herr explains how the Scholarship Hunts evolves into a more 'civilised' method of catching scholars; the children are offered more and more money for a scholarship in an event that amounts to auctioning them off.

She retired in 1999, and subsequently had her implants removed, auctioning them on eBay.

Estate liquidation of assets can be all-encompassing: appraising, donating, cleaning, packing, transporting and auctioning.

They started auctioning shares in an open land.

with the Slave Market at Tavukpazari near Nur-u Osmaniye used for the auctioning of female slaves, otherwise known as "Cariye", which technically during.

are considered to be quite rare and often go for a high price on online auctioning websites.

(EU ETS) is auctioning.

" In December 2010, prestigious auctioning house Sotheby"s announced that a Luba sculpture made by the legendary.

Synonyms:

bridge, auction bridge,

Antonyms:

disjoin, unconnectedness, disconnect,