A significant problem is that since by and large the network
topologies involved are not publicly known and not regulated in
detail, all such analysis at that level is essentially a guess.
We don't really know how much of any bandwidth contraints are due to
local capacity issues, upstream links be
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> This need not be a case of wealth
> transfers only - there can be value creation as well. In one simple
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Let me re-phrase and clarify an unanswered question:
In theory, how much NON zero-sum-game savings are possible through
different schemes (congestion pricing, per-bit charges, even throttling,
etc.)? Naturally, answering this depends on assumptions of behavior,
elasticity, etc. but reasonable
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