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> and force the large corps to provide more (benefits wise) They would need to make more money for that, and I'm not sure the consumer is ready to pay. Taxi fa
by 908B64B197 5y ago
> and force the large corps to provide more (benefits wise)
They would need to make more money for that, and I'm not sure the consumer is ready to pay. Taxi fares in many cities used to be way higher with the medallions and ridership was abysmal.
- Karrot_Kream 5y agoThis is the moral hazard of free-market economies without basic benefits. In an economy with real choice for labor, labor would walk when they're being abused with low pay and a minimum standard of living for labor would be priced into consumer prices. When there's no benefits, labor is always desperate to hold onto a job and put into situations where they accept jobs that they would rather not to not become homeless and benefit-less.