How could televisions be 100% cheaper?

Right hospitals - the one group that politicians never seem to go after.

Economies of scale. Flat screens were new-ish in the aughts. They were expensive things rich people had. Now that manufacturing processes have been refined and they can pump out millions a day, it's become significantly cheaper.

Keep them uneducated, desperate and propagandised.

It seems to me the more something is left to free market the cheaper it is, while the more something is in regulation or outright supplied by government the more expensive it is.

I remember when we got our first flat screen tv as a kid. 32" Tv (It was huge compared to the tube tv we had). It was over 500 dollars in the late 2000's for the cheapest model (Not sure exactly what year, probably like 2008-2009). Now you can get one for less than 200 dollars

Holds true for almost everything except cell services. The Obama administration put a lot of funding into getting cell towers in rural areas which has definitely contributed to the lower prices we see now. It would be interesting to see how the price of goods/services in government assisted industries change over time, and what could cause the disparities to exist