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Some things can't compete in open markets. Like roads, you're always going to have a monopoly on the roads you want to use. This is similar with the local loop
by xupybd 9y ago
Some things can't compete in open markets. Like roads, you're always going to have a monopoly on the roads you want to use. This is similar with the local loop there are massive problems with only one ISP operating in given areas, meaning competition will not regulate the market. So I think the net may be one of the few things you can't leave to the markets to produce the best outcome for consumers.