Introduction: The article "Mobile Telecommunications in Pakistan Finally 3G" from 26 April 2014 by The Economist. Mobile telecommunications are vital to the country's development. After so many years and years, FINALLY 3G and 4G have been launched in Pakistan. Pakistan was the only major South Asian country to be deprived of postmodern 3G and 4G high-speed mobile Internet. Pakistan's neighbor India started its 3G service in 2010 and Afghanistan, a war-damaged country, switched to 3G in 2012. There are nearly 132 million people using mobile phones in Pakistan, i.e. almost 73% of the total population according to Pakistan Telecommunication. Authorities.There are five mobile companies operating in Pakistan, which are Mobilink, Ufone, Warid Telecom and two foreign ones, China Mobiles (Zong) and Telenor of Norway. All took part in the tenders except Warid Telecom Pakistan. Microeconomics: is the study of how individuals and companies make decisions and how they interact in markets. Supply and demand, price elasticity and price equilibrium: the law of supply and demand is one of the fundamental principles of economics. The quantity demanded of a good or service is the quantity that consumers intend to purchase in a given period of time and at a given price. Where other things remain constant, an increase in the price of the good increases the quantity supplied or vice versa. The quantity supplied of a good or service is the quantity that producers intend to sell in a given period of time, price increases will tend to decrease the quantity demanded or vice versa.AnalysisThe 3G/4G service will provide a market full of uncertainties, the Shopkeeper think that......half of the paper......the universal incentive can be drawn by increasing taxes i.e. they derive from taxes paid by all sectors of the economy.ConclusionIn conclusion it can be said that, Cellular markets are full of uncertainty, supply and demand have always been opposite to each other in any case or a product that has automatically adapted to reach the equilibrium level, the increase in demand will cause an increase in prices which consequently it will benefit the suppliers. From consumers' point of view, they think that through 3G/4G technology, high speed and high video quality can be achieved. This will also develop good communication services such as large-scale wireless voice telephony, mobile Internet access, video calls, television and broadband wireless data transmission. Everyone wants to buy devices and tools based on 3G and 4G technology. It has improved the lifestyle of all mobile users in Pakistan.