The same way they happen with unregulated providers: some government actor has to step in and provide incentives. We've already seen that expecting multiple la

The same way they happen with unregulated providers: some government actor has to step in and provide incentives. We've already seen that expecting multiple last-mile physical providers everywhere is impossible due to cost reasons and the fact that land lines are a natural monopoly, therefore you'll have to manage it as such in the face of absence of normal market pressures. It's still a better scenario than the current situation in the US