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Effectiveness of Internet pricing models over a QoS architecture

Today's ISP's are being obligated to rely on architectures capable of classifying incoming streams based not only on their demand requirements but also on the willingness of the user to pay. We evaluate three Internet pricing models that along with an accurate QoS architecture, are intended to constitute a complete mechanism capable of rapidly reacting against the user response and willingness to pay, and thus manage the network resources intelligently.