 On the other hand, max-min fairness provides lower average throughput than maximum throughput resource management, where the least expensive flows are assigned all capacity they can use, and no capacity might remain for the most expensive flows.In a wireless network, an expensive user is typically a mobile station at far distance from the base station, exposed to high signal attenuation.However, a maximum throughput policy would result in starvation of expensive flows, and may result in fewer "happy customers".