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With thanks to Professor Paul A. Rubin, I think this may be the way to solve this:
This joins LOT to a relation with one attribute (LOT_ID) made up from tuples where LOT_ID should only be returned where no bids have been made that are equal or greater than the reserve price.
Very difficult part question for an exam, though 😦
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