Quasi linear and stone geary utility functions based-internet service financing scheme with marginal costs and monitoring costs

Abstract

The use  of  computer network  technology  is  currently increasing, especially on  the  internet  network.  To  connect  to  the  actual  internet,  it  is  a  task  for internet  service  provider(ISP).  Providing  advantages  to  ISPs,  it  requires  a financing  scheme.  This  study's  goal  is  to  present  a  modified  model  for internet   service   financing   schemes,   within   the   customer   choices   and consumer  satisfaction  levels  to  maintain  the  schemes.  To  achieve  the  best outcomes,  this  updated  model  is  built  through  marginal  costs  and  cost monitoring  while  taking  into  account  service  quality  based  on  stone-geary utility  functions  and  quasi-linear  utility  functions.  This  research  provides  a solution  regarding  the  differences  in  increasing  consumer  interest  with payment  options  on  model  modification  that  will  be provided.  Traffic Digilib  in  a  local  server  in  Palembang.  According  to  this  study,  a  usage-based financing strategy and a two-part pricing of IDR 2727.8 per kbps will yield the highest revenues.