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What they decide is to not service large areas of the country. This also happens with internet service. Without government enforced rate setting and subsidies,
by cmurf 6y ago
What they decide is to not service large areas of the country. This also happens with internet service. Without government enforced rate setting and subsidies, rural areas would have very expensive roads, water, electricity, and phone service - even unaffordable.
- eru 6y agoIt sounds like a good thing to expose people to the costs of their decisions? Otherwise you just subsidise sprawl. That's bad for the climate as well (because of higher CO2 emissions).