The Canadian cellular market is a near monopoly since three of the largest companies control the market. More informaion on this matter islavailable in the article Canada has 30 million wireless subscribers, 90 percent of market still controlled by Rogers, Bell and Telus. While there is the appearance of some competition, other smaller cellular companies are actually owned by the big three. For instance, Bell owns Virgin mobile, Solo and others. TELUS owns Koodo, and Rogers owns Fido. There have been efforts to increase competition in Canada's cell phone market To learn more about this, view the tollowing videos: Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada. Canadian wireless debate Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada and how small Canadian start-ups cannot get access into the market Why is Canada-based Ting not available for cell phone users in Canada? Also, read the CBC news articie All major U.S. wireles5. providers now offer unlimited data deals, leaving Canada tar behind Now, answer the following questions: Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada and how small Canadian start-ups cannot get access into the market. Why is Canada-based Ting not available for cell phone users in Canada? Also, read the CBC news article All major U.S. wireless providers now offer unlimited data deals, leaving Canada far behind Now, answer the following questions: 1. Are you in favour or against increased competition in Canada's cell phone market? Explain. 2. What would be the effect of increased competition be on consumers? 3. What would the effect of increased competition be on market efficiency? 4. Do you think that the government should intervene and create a more favourable environment for increased competition? Explain. The Canadian cellular market is a near monopoly since three of the largest companies control the market. More informaion on this matter islavailable in the article Canada has 30 million wireless subscribers, 90 percent of market still controlled by Rogers, Bell and Telus. While there is the appearance of some competition, other smaller cellular companies are actually owned by the big three. For instance, Bell owns Virgin mobile, Solo and others. TELUS owns Koodo, and Rogers owns Fido. There have been efforts to increase competition in Canada's cell phone market To learn more about this, view the tollowing videos: Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada. Canadian wireless debate Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada and how small Canadian start-ups cannot get access into the market Why is Canada-based Ting not available for cell phone users in Canada? Also, read the CBC news articie All major U.S. wireles5. providers now offer unlimited data deals, leaving Canada tar behind Now, answer the following questions: Watch this video which discusses cell phone competition in Canada and how small Canadian start-ups cannot get access into the market. Why is Canada-based Ting not available for cell phone users in Canada? Also, read the CBC news article All major U.S. wireless providers now offer unlimited data deals, leaving Canada far behind Now, answer the following questions: 1. Are you in favour or against increased competition in Canada's cell phone market? Explain. 2. What would be the effect of increased competition be on consumers? 3. What would the effect of increased competition be on market efficiency? 4. Do you think that the government should intervene and create a more favourable environment for increased competition? Explain.