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Optimal Multi-Object Auctions
Armstrong, Mark - 2001
This paper analyses optimal auctions of several objects. In the first model bidders have a binary distribution over their valuations for each object, in which case the optimal auction is efficient. The optimal auction takes one of two formats: either objects are sold in independent auctions, or...
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Nonlinear pricing and price cap regulation
Armstrong, Mark; Cowan, Simon G. B.; Vickers, John - 1992
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Optimal regulatory lag under price cap regulation
Armstrong, Mark; Rees, Ray; Vickers, John - 1991
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On the density of the maximum likelihood estimator
Hillier, Grant H.; Armstrong, Mark - 1996
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Telecommunications
Armstrong, Mark - In: Competition in regulated industries, (pp. 132-159). 1998
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Multi-dimensional screening : a user's guide
Armstrong, Mark; Rochet, Jean-Charles - In: European economic review : EER 43 (1999) 4/6, pp. 959-979
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Price discrimination by a many-product firm
Armstrong, Mark - In: The review of economic studies 66 (1999) 1, pp. 151-168
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Optimal regulatory lag under price cap regulation
Armstrong, Mark - In: Revista española de economía (1995), pp. 93-116
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[Rezension von: Laffont, Jean-Jacques, ..., A Theory of incentives in procurement and regulation]
Armstrong, Mark - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 105 (1995) 428, pp. 193-194
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Optimal regulation with unknown demand and cost functions
Armstrong, Mark - In: Journal of economic theory 84 (1999) 2, pp. 196-215
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