The 3 technologies mentioned have similar spectral radio efficiency. Max bandwidth for a user is also in similar range, provided same spectrum. Basestation radio equipment cost are on network level small and highly dependent on production volumes. Terminal HW costs also more or less only dependent on volumes sold so what matters is coverage. Mobile WiMax has hardly any and LTE is till in the future. HSPA has coverage and HSPA+ can quickly get coverage.
About "Fully Inernet protocols", all three standards are identical in this sense.
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