Phone deregulation hasn’t lowered costs

According to Utility Consumer Action Network, the average cost of long distant minute is 55 cents, higher than it was in 1980 before the breakup of AT&T.  This report blames phone company mergers and regulators both federal and state agencies for the failure to lower the cost of phone service.

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Tags: AT&T, MCI, phone deregulation, Sprint, Utility Consumer Action Network