Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The success of the Internet is remarkable in light of the decentralized manner in which it is designed and operated. Unlike small scale networks, the Internet is built and controlled by a large number of disperate service providers who are not interested in any global optimization. Instead, providers simply seek to maximize their own profit by charging users for access to their service. Users themselves also behave selfishly, optimizing over price and quality of service. Game theory provides a natural framework for the study of such a situation. Hover, recent work in this area tends to focus on either the service providers or the network users, but not both.  introduces a new model for exploring the interaction of these two elements, in which network managers compete for users via prices and the quality of service provided.  study the extent to which competition beten service providers hurts the overall social utility of the system.
['Ara Hayrapetyan', 'Éva Tardos', 'Tom Wexler']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A network pricing game for selfish traffic
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