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> subjecting all drivers to the risk of unlivable wages but how? the market would decide how much a taxi driver earns based on the simple law of supply and dem
by sgjohnson 3y ago
> subjecting all drivers to the risk of unlivable wages
but how? the market would decide how much a taxi driver earns based on the simple law of supply and demand. Unlivable wage for one might be a very livable wage for another one.
The consumers would massively benefit from increased competition.
- nunuvit 3y agoYou answered your own question. The simple law of supply and demand can create unlivable wages for one. By controlling supply, you decide what types of people can make a livable wage. Maybe you want locals with families to have the opportunity to drive. So you control the supply until they can afford local rents and still have time to spend with their kids. Of course, cities often turned it into extortion, but they don't have to do that.