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That's ok. They're welcome to pull out. But they won't. Time and time again we see that business rather just raise their fares and make money than pull out of l
by atonse 7y ago
That's ok. They're welcome to pull out. But they won't. Time and time again we see that business rather just raise their fares and make money than pull out of large markets. They are after all money-driven.
- kazen44 7y agoThe brussels effect[1] is a good argument for this. People said the same thing with GDPR, labour laws and enviromental laws. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect
- atonse 7y agoWow this (and the similar California effect) are a great name for exactly the "feeling" I was talking about. I'll use this from now on. Thanks. California's done this with emissions.
- mtnGoat 7y agoas long as there is a penny to be made, someone will make it. If Uber leaves another will fill the gap. I don't feel that regulation generally stifles business, only margins.