A) bid rigging
B) discriminatory pricing
C) persistent bidding
D) seller nonperformance
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A) transaction interception
B) bid siphoning
C) shill bidding
D) persistent bidding
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A) Yahoo.
B) MSN/Bing.
C) AOL.
D) Google.
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A) herd behavior
B) winner's regret
C) seller's lament
D) loser's lament
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A) English auction.
B) Dutch auction.
C) group buying auction.
D) name your own price auction.
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True/False
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A) Yahoo visitors spend more than twice as much time on Yahoo as Facebook visitors spend on Facebook.
B) much more is spent on advertising on portals than on social networks.
C) Facebook's share of the total social market is declining.
D) the response to display ads on Facebook is lower than on portal sites.
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A) $75 million.
B) $750 billion.
C) $7.5 billion.
D) $75 billion.
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A) English auctions
B) Name Your Own Price auctions
C) Dutch Internet auctions
D) Group buying auctions
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A) feedback extortion.
B) offensive shill feedback.
C) defensive shill feedback.
D) sending spam.
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A) English auction.
B) sealed bid market.
C) name your own price auction.
D) group buying.
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A) chat
B) network discovery
C) widgets
D) message boards
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