Titlebook: Economics of Converged, Internet-Based Networks; 7th International Wo Johanne Cohen,Patrick Maillé,Burkhard Stiller Conference proceedings

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Conference proceedings 2011France, in October 2011 collocated with the 7th International Conference on Network and Service Management. .The 6 revised full papers presented together with an abstract of a keynote paper were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections o

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A Token Pricing Scheme for Internet Servicescing, the users face a fixed price. However, users consume tokens when they want a higher quality of service while the network is congested. This mechanism encourages users to congest the network only when they have a high utility for the service. As a result, users make a better use of the resources and the social welfare increases.

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Exploring User-Provided Connectivity – A Simple Model successful. For analytical tractability, the model is arguably simplistic, but the robustness of its findings is demonstrated numerically across a wide range of more general (and more realistic) configurations.

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Network Bandwidth Allocation with End-to-End QoS Constraints and Revenue Sharing in Multi-domain Fedorder to fairly share the resulting revenue we study concepts from coalitional game theory and propose a solution based on the Shapley value and statistics on the revenues. Simulations of the whole proposal are shown.

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Blushing and the Social Emotionsisk, we compute the Value-at-Risk (VaR) for those compensation policies. We show that the VaR provides an accurate view of the risk incurred by the service provider, and allows to differentiate compensation policies, even when they lead to equal average losses.

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Compensation Policies and Risk in Service Level Agreements: A Value-at-Risk Approach under the ON-OFisk, we compute the Value-at-Risk (VaR) for those compensation policies. We show that the VaR provides an accurate view of the risk incurred by the service provider, and allows to differentiate compensation policies, even when they lead to equal average losses.