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Incentives to encourage competition do little good when regulations prevent competition. Even if there's a lot of money to be made providing better service tha
by leereeves 10y ago
Incentives to encourage competition do little good when regulations prevent competition.
Even if there's a lot of money to be made providing better service than Comcast, who will receive approval to dig up the ground and place new cables?
- splintercell 10y ago> Incentives to encourage competition do little good when regulations prevent competition. Well then why introduce more regulation like 'Net Neutrality'?
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- jimktrains2 10y agoBecause non promotes completion, not hinder it. Not all regulations are bad.
- s73ver 10y agoBecause the market itself cannot provide decent competition. Even if you got rid of most regulations, you'd still have barriers in the forms of having to tear up roads, and the massive investment in equipment you have to buy up front. That would still keep other players to a minimum. Net Neutrality is there to ensure that we still have the internet as we know it even if most people don't have competition between providers.