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I think the concern is that the value of each rider is actually negative, and till now this cost was hidden by VC subsidy. There are several ways this could pl
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
I think the concern is that the value of each rider is actually negative, and till now this cost was hidden by VC subsidy.
There are several ways this could play out. One possibility is that if Uber raises their rates, people will mass-migrate to Lyft. Whoever survives that war of attrition may monopolize the space.