Competition in the Danish market isn't actually health. It's good for the consumers, but the providers are running on extremely low margins compared to pretty much anywhere else.
It's basically the world's toughest market for mobile telephony.
True, but the same free market allowed the phone companies to charge exorbitant prices for EU roaming.
Telenor and Telia wanted to merge in Denmark last year, but wasn't allowed to, because it would hurt customers, so the free market isn't really in play anymore.
It's basically the world's toughest market for mobile telephony.