1 edit | Simply overtake it The government subsidizes companies for laying down the work right? Or not? Not sure if this is the case in either Canada or the U.S.
Anyways, have the government put down the fiber and regulate it, then have companies compete individually, choosing whether or not to throttle consumers. The whole idea of wholesale for internet connections is a sham since they (CLEC) are at the behest of the ILEC anyways, regulation or not. And you see here companies do all they can to undercut or evade them anyways, with little being done about it.
This is really an old debate that I can't believe still needs to be re-asserted today.
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Moore/Alexander 2008
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