So you think the solution to this problem is to have both kind of providers? The ones that put their cables underground and the ones that put their cables above ground? Here are some reasons why this is a bad solution:

- most people will use the provider with cables above ground as he's much cheaper
- the one that puts cables under ground is much more expensive compared to other countries that have only the kind of provider putting their cable under ground
- you still have these ugly cables above ground
- and still most people will suffer power outages as they're using the cables above ground

Sometimes the free market does not lead to the best solution, especially when it comes to public infrastructure.

> While acquiring consulting services from top tier consulting firms can be exciting, he thought that an outsider,
> multidisciplinary perspective, would be particularly helpful.

Bad news for top tier consulting firms: Santander found out that yegii is much cheaper than top tier consulting firms while both are just using Google to create their studies.