You're right. Competition changes the math substantially. It means the pubic can get tailored services that suit their unique needs and a large number of compan

You're right. Competition changes the math substantially. It means the pubic can get tailored services that suit their unique needs and a large number of companies trying to one-up each other fuels innovation. The public is unlikely to be better off when the service being provided doesn't really allow for competition and utilities and infrastructure are great examples of that. For products and services where competition is desirable, easy, and plentiful I want those options and the government's role should be limited to regulating where necessary to ensure that competition stays strong and the public is protected.