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> But are collusions a cause for an ISP raising there prices when there are no competitors? I think the argument is that collusions are one of a small number o
by hansvm 5y ago
> But are collusions a cause for an ISP raising there prices when there are no competitors?
I think the argument is that collusions are one of a small number of reasons there aren't competitors. I.e., the act of raising prices in the absence of competition is all fine and dandy from a quasi-free market perspective, but there should be more competition.
- jraph 5y agoThis would sharply contrast with me being fine with a service being provided without competition as long as it is good (and then yes, you probably need it to be public or heavily regulated)