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the baseball free agent market,
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I think you could argue that--someone can do an empirical test of this--
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you could argue that the winning bids on free agents
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in the baseball free agent market
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end up being horrible overbids for the same reason.
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The team who has the highest idiosyncratic estimate of
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the person's value ends up hiring that player,
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but the highest idiosyncratic value tends to be too high.
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Similarly, perhaps more importantly,
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if you look at IPO's,
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initial public offerings of companies, they tend to sell too high.
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The baseball one I haven't got the data,