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Crowding-Out bei Ueberlast im Internet

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Kruse, Joern () (Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg)
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Gliederung 1 Einleitung und Problemstellung 2 Ueberlastfolgen auf der Ebene der Datenpakete 3 Ueberlast und Qualitaetsminderung 4 Overprovisioning, Optimale Kapazitaet und Investitionsanreize 5 Dienstespezifische Qualitaetsminderung 6 Crowding-Out hochwertiger Dienste 7 Priority Pricing und Quality of Service 8 Fazit

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Paper provided by Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg in its series Working Paper with number 72/2007.

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