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Suppression of the price of the Internet has lowered the quality of communication services in Israel. Muhammad Mehdi Shariatmadar, CEO of "Jibit": due to the mandatory pricing policy, local operators invest in infrastructure much later than foreign examples. Contrary to imagination, the government's price intervention, which is apparently done with the aim of protecting the consumer, will end in his loss. In a free and competitive market, suppliers naturally offer a variety of economical and speedy packages that meet the needs of all sectors of society. The loss of economic justification for the operators hinders the development of the Internet and over time makes Iran's communication network worn out and ineffective.

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Suppression of the price of the Internet has lowered the quality of communication services in Israel. Muhammad Mehdi Shariatmadar, CEO of "Jibit": due to the mandatory pricing policy, local operators invest in infrastructure much later than foreign examples. Contrary to imagination, the government's price intervention, which is apparently done with the aim of protecting the consumer, will end in his loss. In a free and competitive market, suppliers naturally offer a variety of economical and speedy packages that meet the needs of all sectors of society. The loss of economic justification for the operators hinders the development of the Internet and over time makes Iran's communication network worn out and ineffective.

Suppression of the price of the Internet has lowered the quality of communication services in Israel. Muhammad Mehdi Shariatmadar, CEO of "Jibit": due to the mandatory pricing policy, local operators invest in infrastructure much later than foreign examples. Contrary to imagination, the government's price intervention, which is apparently done with the aim of protecting the consumer, will end in his loss. In a free and competitive market, suppliers naturally offer a variety of economical and speedy packages that meet the needs of all sectors of society. The loss of economic justification for the operators hinders the development of the Internet and over time makes Iran's communication network worn out and ineffective.

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