Correction Concepts
Winner's Curse: Why Winning Auctions Can Cost You
Understand how the winner's curse can lead to overpayment in auctions and its implications for various markets.
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−Richard Capen, Robert Clapp, and William Campbell
+Edward Capen, Robert Clapp, and William Campbell
−Samuelson (1983) in the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization
+Samuelson (1983) in the Journal of Conflict Resolution
−Erik Stafford (2001) in the Journal of Finance examined 1,000+ acqui…
+Erik Stafford (2001) in the Journal of Economic Perspectives examine…
Why this is better
All 3 corrections were already correctly applied in the visible article body (Edward Capen, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Economic Perspectives all verified present). However, the FAQ field (invisible JSON-LD schema block) still had the stale unverified name 'Richard Capen' in its second Q&A answer -- the same fabrication the body text had already fixed. Corrected 'Richard Capen' to 'Edward Capen' in the FAQ answer, re-encoded, and re-saved the post.
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