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.... is characterized as a model where network operators exhibiting varying degrees of vertical integration compete in an open market, can sustain itself, or if one monolithic, integrated firm will emerge from mega mergers To answer this question, we begin by considering the work of Gong and Srinagesh [6, 7], who argue that a stable and sustainable equilibrium for healthy bearer service market growth might not be possible because the firms that own the substrate network layer will monopolize the bearer service market. Our analysis closely follows the definition for a bearer service formulated in ....
....we must address the question, Are these emerging markets for IP connectivity and, furthermore, for bearer service functionality, sustainable or not 3.2. Unbundled bearer service A market for a technology independent bearer service may not be sustainable, according to Gong and Srinagesh [6, 7]. Their argument consists of a series of propositions that we summarize here: i) In networks with layered architectures, competition at the bottom layer (infrastructure facilities) of the network hierarchy is unsustainable. Markets for raw transport under conditions of excess capacity and ....
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Gong, J. and P. Srinagesh, Network competition and industry structure, Industrial and Corporate Change 5(4):1231-41, 1996.
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