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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
TimTDP
Expert Member
Everyone wants to jump on the band wagon!
But how many will survive? And at what price to the consumer?
Will it not be better to just have a few suppliers? (the counter argument is that few suppliers will result in high prices!)
How was market liberalisation achieved in other countries? Opened up to all or just a handful of suppliers? What was their success rate, measured by quality service at excellent prices?
What is the best option? Consumers want services for nothing, suppliers need a return on investment
But how many will survive? And at what price to the consumer?
Will it not be better to just have a few suppliers? (the counter argument is that few suppliers will result in high prices!)
How was market liberalisation achieved in other countries? Opened up to all or just a handful of suppliers? What was their success rate, measured by quality service at excellent prices?
What is the best option? Consumers want services for nothing, suppliers need a return on investment
Lets first ask will we get anyone who complies with the 51% black situation and who will roll it out. I very much doubt it...
who will want to anyway and since when and why must everything bee?