other hand, non-federal customers

Federal agencies are protective of the spectrum they use and generally lack incentives to free up frequencies for more efficient uses. The federal government has no market mechanism to assess which federal spectrum is worth keeping and which would be better transferred to non-federal use in exchange for auction receipts. On the other hand, non-federal customers pay annual spectrum fees, which continually demonstrates the value they ascribe to their spectrum use. Even when it receives federal spectrum, the FCC may decide not to auction it. The commission can instead allocate this spectrum for uses that are not assigned by auction, such as satellite services and unlicensed devices. สล็อต เว็บตรง