Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2009): A model of delegated project choice. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2012): A more general theory of commodity bundling. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2006): Access pricing, bypass and universal service in post. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Huck, Steffen (2010): Behavioral economics as applied to firms: a primer. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2011): Bundling revisited: substitute products and inter-firm discounts. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2008): Collection sales: good or bad for journals? Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2008): Competitive nonlinear pricing and bundling. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2010): Conditioning prices on search behaviour. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2012): Consumer protection and contingent charges. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark; Vickers, John and Zhou, Jidong (2008): Consumer protection and the incentive to become informed. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (1995): Delegation and discretion. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2011): Economic models of consumer protection policies. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2010): Exploding offers and buy-now discounts. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2011): Exploding offers and buy-now discounts. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Chen, Yongmin (2007): Inattentive Consumers and Product Quality. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2008): Interactions between competition and consumer policy. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Wright, Julian (2008): Mobile Call Termination. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Wright, Julian (2007): Mobile call termination in the UK. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (1997): Mobile telephony in the UK. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (1996): Nonlinear pricing with imperfectly informed consumers. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2011): Paying for prominence. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2006): Price discrimination. Unpublished.
Armstrong, Mark (2001): The theory of access pricing and interconnection. Unpublished.