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This is a really elementary misunderstanding of free market principles. That theory only holds if the market is actually free. As an extreme example, if they r

This is a really elementary misunderstanding of free market principles. That theory only holds if the market is actually free. As an extreme example, if they regulated minimum $1000 per ride. No logical person, free market oriented or not, would expect "alternatives" to take their place.

squigz 3y ago
> That theory only holds if the market is actually free. That was my point, since in fact no market is free
addicted 3y ago
Could you give an example of such a truly free market so we have a common baseline for a discussion?