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i wonder if the author of the post has ever talked to an UBER driver... that's the first thing i would recommend to anybody who wants to understand the actual e
by SocksCanClose 12y ago
i wonder if the author of the post has ever talked to an UBER driver... that's the first thing i would recommend to anybody who wants to understand the actual economics of these companies. talk to a former cabbie who now gets to drive a nice car all day (instead of renting an old crown victoria), and pick his or her kids up from school every day. then ask yourself if "unrestrained" markets are good, or bad.
- hitchhiker999 12y agoDoes that invalidate the entire argument presented? ... there are certainly advantages for both cabbie and client (otherwise it wouldn't catch on). The problem is 'new stuff' being run like the 'old stuff'. It's half the revolution - the old half will eventually cause the problems (monopolies, ruthless biz practices).