That doesn't make sense. If you have such a modern infrastructure combined with a healthy market competition like you say, it's incredibly confusing on why you

That doesn't make sense. If you have such a modern infrastructure combined with a healthy market competition like you say, it's incredibly confusing on why your contracts are so expensive then. Or why do you need projects like Google Fi, which is twice as expensive as similar data plans from Europe. "We had 97% 4G LTE coverage across 320 million people before Europe got to even half coverage." That's because you only needed 2 companies to offer 4G and boom, 97% of the population suddenly have 4G. It's called a monopoly. Europe on the other hand has many, many companies fighting over dozens of countries, buying the rights to be the first 4G network, legally stopping other competitors to join until later on.