TechnoEconomic Aspects of 5G Transport Network Deployments 5G networks will comprise multiple, versatile infrastructures at finest granularity consisting of multiple disaggregated pools of network, compute and storage resources. To support the 5G network architectures and satisfy the access network demanding performance requirements, transport networks consisting of various converging technologies shall provide mechanisms to support deployment flexibility and scalability. The deployment of the complementary or alternative transport network technologies in real network deployments shall take into account various factors such as area specifics, technologiesxe2x80x99 deployment feasibility, trafficusage forecasts considering longterm services roadmaps and certainly, the implicated costs. Thus, transport network planning and dimensioning shall be tightly accompanied by the technoeconomic analysis of the various deployment alternatives. This paper provides insights on the technoeconomic aspects of 5G transport network technologies and its applicability on the architectural concepts of 5GXHaul and 5GPICTURE 5GPPP projects.

Multiple access for 5G and mobile services pricing Telecommunication and IT companies are looking forward to the implementation of 5G multiple access and random access technologies. It is necessary to differentiate between the decisionrelevant costs of 5G network infrastructure provision and network services provision. It is important to differentiate between the longrun investments and incremental costs of providing 5G network services and the longrun incremental costs this causes on the level of 5G network infrastructure capacity. In this work, we analyze 5G services telecommunication market and build pricing schemes for 5G wireless networks services with multiple access technologies using the welfare and the companies profit maximization. We find the pricing scheme under which investments in technologies of 5G increase the companies profit. We study the effects of investments in the 5G network capacity, the company net revenue and profit under conditions of duopoly on the telecommunication market.