>Is it really worthwhile to the contractors or have they no better options? It could be either, or both. I don't think it is moral to remove someone's natural

>Is it really worthwhile to the contractors or have they no better options? It could be either, or both. I don't think it is moral to remove someone's natural rights to fight over resources in a world where there we all inherit at birth (as opposed to produce) a world with more than enough wealth for everyone, and then tell them they must serve some market interests to survive. That's why I have supported basic income for over 10 years now. Once BI solves those problems, yea, it's fair. >Does society benefit in amount of 50 billion dollars from Uber? I'm not sure on the exact amount, but the beauty of free markets is the freedom to choose. If people are voluntarily giving their money for something, than it is >= wortht it for them.