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The counter point I think is that if the persistence of a fading industry is in the public interest, then it is within the government's rights to give tax payer
by ben_jones 10y ago
The counter point I think is that if the persistence of a fading industry is in the public interest, then it is within the government's rights to give tax payer money to them. The only corollary I can immediately draw is the Detroit auto industry in 2008/2009 which was kept alive by bailouts despite the fact that it was not able to compete in the global market.
I don't know if added competition by taxi companies is in the public interest, but it might be.
- tomp 10y agoIt definitely is in public iterest. You can't haul Uber when your phone's dead or your bank won't give you a credit card.