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Dutch auction
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Dutch auction
an auction in which the price is lowered by stages until a buyer is found


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The most common Dutch auctions are actually a combination of two auction types: they're multiple-item fixed price auctions (Dutch Buy it Now auctions to you and me).
How Do Dutch Auctions Work on Ebay? by David Hooper / Computers and Internet community
By reducing the "hurdle rate" (the size of the minimum investment), Dutch auctions give many individual investors--who were largely excluded from IPOs of the late 1990s-a chance to jump into the game at the opening whistle.
Going, going ... sold to the highest bidding block; do Dutch auction ... by Horowitz, Alan S. / Utah Business
com is staging 10 Dutch Auctions every day from now until the end of February with a reserve price of just pounds 1 on its holidays to the Balearics.
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