In Which the Case for Antitrust Action against Telecoms Weakens

New research from the American Consumer Institute, using FCC and OECD data, finds that U.S. telecoms are charging, on average, ten cents less per minute than their counterparts around the world. Evidence, it seems, of a healthy competitive process.

Tell me again why antitrust authorities are investigating telecoms?

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