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Application of Open Multi-Commodity Market Data Model on the Communication Bandwidth Market

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Overview In the paper the market model for Balancing Communication Bandwidth Trade (BCBT) is analyzed in the form of multi-commodity market data model (M3). The distinguishing feature of BCBT model is that it assumes that market players can place buy offers not only for isolated network resources - inter-node links, but also for end-to-end network paths of predefined capacity, that is, every offer concerns a point-to-point bandwidth connection between a pair of specified locations in a communication network. The model enables effective balancing of sell and buy offers for network resources in a way which maximizes global economic welfare.

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Publisher	Warsaw University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Bandwidth Issues

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