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> Especially now that labour laws are starting to catch up to Uber and Lyft So perhaps it's not just competition, and we should give some credit to the regulat
by yoavm 5y ago
> Especially now that labour laws are starting to catch up to Uber and Lyft
So perhaps it's not just competition, and we should give some credit to the regulation too.
- pessimizer 5y agoNo, it's just competition. The cabs were already regulated.
- endisneigh 5y agoThey're referring to Uber and Lyft, most likely.
- mrgordon 5y agoYou missed the point. The other person was saying that now Uber and Lyft are more regulated so they have little advantage over taxis now.
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- messe 5y ago> So perhaps it's not just competition, and we should give some credit to the regulation too. Or we could accept that "competition" doesn't just have to occur within a free market, and that a regulated market can be efficient while also accounting for externalities that a free market cannot. EDIT: to clarify, I am agreeing with you overall. I didn't mean my tone to come across as agressive, which re-reading it, I feel it does.