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Réseaux multiservices : équilibres et dynamique

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  • Nicolas CURIEN
  • Kenza OUBEJJA
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    In this article we study the economic equilibrium of a multiservice network with positive externalities of consumption and vertical differenciation of quality. It is shown that depending on prices various equilibrium patterns emerge and exhibit alternately stable and unstable equilibria which may be interpreted as stages in the network dynamics.

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    Article provided by ENSAE in its journal Annals of Economics and Statistics.

    Volume (Year): (1999)
    Issue (Month): 53 ()
    Pages: 213-228

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    Handle: RePEc:adr:anecst:y:1999:i:53:p:10

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