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That's still a win for consumers No it isn’t, because externalities. With Uber dodging all its taxes who is paying for the infrastructure and services it relie
by gaius 9y ago
That's still a win for consumers
No it isn’t, because externalities. With Uber dodging all its taxes who is paying for the infrastructure and services it relies on?
If you are an Uber driver in London neither you nor Uber is paying any NI but you’d still expect the NHS to treat you...