Again, I'll make the point I made before about not focusing on market share in these cases. I think what's key is the presence of competitors who can quickly respond to any pricing action by any other competitor. It sounds simplistic, but it's true that if, suppose, the Halifax market were deregulated, and if any one player—be it the incumbent ILEC or any other player—attempted to raise prices, I can switch to someone else by the weekend. You can have lots of debates among economists who have different models, but that seems so straightforward and commonsense to me that I think it really makes the point.
On February 26th, 2007. See this statement in context.