Armstrong, Mark (1995): Delegation and discretion.
Armstrong, Mark (1996): Nonlinear pricing with imperfectly informed consumers.
Armstrong, Mark (1997): Mobile telephony in the UK.
Armstrong, Mark (2001): The theory of access pricing and interconnection.
Armstrong, Mark (2002): Competition in two-sided markets (2002 version).
Armstrong, Mark (2006): Access pricing, bypass and universal service in post.
Armstrong, Mark (2006): Price discrimination.
Armstrong, Mark and Wright, Julian (2007): Mobile call termination in the UK.
Armstrong, Mark and Chen, Yongmin (2007): Inattentive Consumers and Product Quality.
Armstrong, Mark (2008): Interactions between competition and consumer policy.
Armstrong, Mark (2008): Collection sales: good or bad for journals?
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2008): Competitive nonlinear pricing and bundling.
Armstrong, Mark and Wright, Julian (2008): Mobile Call Termination.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John and Zhou, Jidong (2008): Consumer protection and the incentive to become informed.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2009): A model of delegated project choice.
Armstrong, Mark and Huck, Steffen (2010): Behavioral economics as applied to firms: a primer.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2010): Conditioning prices on search behaviour.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2010): Exploding offers and buy-now discounts.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2011): Paying for prominence.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2011): Exploding offers and buy-now discounts.
Armstrong, Mark (2011): Bundling revisited: substitute products and inter-firm discounts.
Armstrong, Mark (2011): Economic models of consumer protection policies.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2012): Consumer protection and contingent charges.
Armstrong, Mark (2012): A more general theory of commodity bundling.
Armstrong, Mark and Chen, Yongmin (2012): Discount pricing.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2013): Search Deterrence.
Armstrong, Mark (2014): Opening Access to Research.
Armstrong, Mark (2014): Search and Ripoff Externalities.
Armstrong, Mark (2014): Opening Access to Research.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2014): Search Deterrence.
Armstrong, Mark (2015): Search and ripoff externalities.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2015): Which demand systems can be generated by discrete choice?
Armstrong, Mark (2015): Nonlinear Pricing.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2016): Multiproduct Pricing Made Simple.
Armstrong, Mark (2016): Ordered Consumer Search.
Armstrong, Mark and Chen, Yongmin (2017): Discount Pricing.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2018): Patterns of Competition with Captive Customers.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2019): Discriminating Against Captive Customers.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2019): Patterns of Competitive Interaction.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2019): Consumer information and the limits to competition.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2020): Patterns of Price Competition and the Structure of Consumer Choice.
Armstrong, Mark and Vickers, John (2021): Patterns of Competitive Interaction.
Armstrong, Mark (2021): Plan S: An Economist's Perspective.
Armstrong, Mark and Zhou, Jidong (2021): Consumer Information and the Limits to Competition.
Armstrong, Mark and John, Vickers (2023): Multibrand price dispersion.
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