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If any one of those 5 cities decides to regulate more aggressively, it could be an immediate, material negative hit to Uber. Pareto distributions are common in
by payne92 8y ago
If any one of those 5 cities decides to regulate more aggressively, it could be an immediate, material negative hit to Uber.
Pareto distributions are common in two-sided markets with geographic factors. BUT, when there's a reasonable possibility of extra regulation imposed at the regional level... that's a big risk.
- Shivetya 8y agoWell then, the real need is to determine if Uber's competitors suffer a similar issue or not.