The Government's Reluctance in Mediating Uber vs Hong Kong Taxis Dispute
Government Reluctance to Intervene
As the conflict between Uber and Hong Kong taxis continues, the government's reluctance to step in has been noted.
Vested Interests Protecting Licences
Economists suggest that vested interests are keen on safeguarding the financial value associated with taxi licences.
Passenger Pool Dynamics
Opponents argue that the pool of passengers in Hong Kong is substantial enough to sustain earnings for both Uber and traditional taxi drivers.
Conclusion: The government's passive approach risks prolonged unrest between the two factions, potentially leading to negative consequences for customers.
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