TMobile Sprint Merger: why are US mobile plans so expensive

THE VIDEO INCLUDES AN UPDATE ABOUT THE MERGING BETWEEN SPRINT AND T-MOBILE

T-Mobile and Sprint merger approved by Justice Department
Link: theverge.com/2019/7/26/6646158/t-mobile-sprint-merger-justice-department-approves-26-billion-fcc?fbclid=IwAR1nKJTsWK8FepIO_6s3QKFlm-gybfMVOqdMm6pWSEKzHIoxwJcwxC3zCUM

We’re going to explain why data and phone services in the US are expensive, compared to the rest of the world. Yeah, they are costly, in case you didn't know that or live elsewhere.

The US, the average price per 1GB of data, costs $12.37, but in Sweden, a country widely known as expensive, the average price is of $3.66, Australia $2.47, in Italy is seven times lower than the US, only $1.73! And in Israel is $0.93, almost as cheap as India, not for nothing, it’s the country with more tech startups per capita in the world.

But why? Let me explain to you that, then subscribe, or you can subscribe right now and then watch!
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