>On the contrary, since Uber is losing money, isn't every ride getting a subsidy from the company, shared by the driver and the passenger? Essentially these st

>On the contrary, since Uber is losing money, isn't every ride getting a subsidy from the company, shared by the driver and the passenger? Essentially these studies are saying that Uber should provide higher rates of subsidy (or the customers pay more) in order for drivers to get "minimum pay".