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...er them trumped by even the slightest association with property. Property uber alles! | show=}}

...d Science Fiction Convention in San Antonio and revealing himself to be an uber-fan. He also publishes economics insights from what might be called an "Eis

...g candidates like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, who rely upon the support of the uber-religious and ultra-rich to win elections.

...medium-skilled workers face a bleak outlook. Like the ride-sharing service Uber, Instacart – a company that allows customers to order their staples onlin

...businesses including Goldman Sachs, Northrop Grumman, P. F. Chang’s, and Uber have tucked similar clauses into their contracts with workers.

Owners Uber Alles

...e Uber, even when they cheat. So-called ridesharing services like Lyft and Uber are actually taxi services using unlicensed contractors. They’re heavily ...ft for short, relatively unprofitable rides in an attempt to recruit them. Uber promised to “tone down” these tactics. Instead, in a related move, its

...et, raw milk, barefoot running, and coconut oil. He often runs articles by uber-quack Joe Mercola and other alties promoting these and other various snake

Freeman (2002, 133) also charges libertarians with the uber- menchen theory: “the world and all within it can be someone’s (or more

...sible that this increase in tolerance toward price hikes in the U.S. is an Uber effect? ...I can imagine. On the other hand, there are many people who are angered by Uber.

... was illustrated recently by the conflicts around the ride-sharing company Uber. ...ployees or independent contractors. The question is important not only for Uber drivers, but for other workers in the so-called “gig economy,” who prov

...ensive critique of the hyper-capitalism behind the feel-good marketing of Uber, AirBnB, Instagram, TaskRabbit, and other companies. | show=}}

[[Category:Uber]] {{URL | url = http://www.digitopoly.org/2016/09/20/neither-uber-nor-lyft-believe-sharing-is-the-future}}

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...e racism, sexism and homophobia (or anything else besides Bitcoin, vaping, Uber and the capital gains tax) should be taken seriously by libertarians.

... Balaji Srinivasan pithily tweeted: “Don't argue about regulation. Build Uber. Don't argue about monetary policy. Build Bitcoin.”

...s most recognizable face, also began his political career as an acolyte of uber-libertarian Ron Paul. Nick Gillespie, editor in chief of Reason magazine, t

...t their sensors. Companies which put them in those situations anyway, like Uber and Tesla have done, may well get in trouble as reports of accidents and tr

...ffectively tied to a single ‘employer’ or contractual partner (such as Uber drivers), value their autonomy and other job characteristics such as flexib

...ether libertarians or conservatives actually think Singapore’s system is uber-capitalistic is to imagine how they would respond to someone who ran a camp

In another line of attack, he also argues that ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft are the future of transportation, not buses and trains. “Why wou Asked whether low-income people could afford to use Uber instead of a bus, he said that subsidizing their rides would still be more

...—such as Amazon.com Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google unit, Apple Inc., and Uber Technologies Inc., among others—which are not improving the U.S. socioeco

...t scholar has even called on the FTC to attack local regulations governing Uber in exchange for prohibiting the company from deceiving riders about its pri ...ndish against pow- erful firms (ranging from digital labor platforms, like Uber or Amazon’s mTurk, to an increasingly concentrated health care industry).

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...religions or genders they don’t like. And unlike stores and restaurants, Uber and Lyft are essentially a duopoly in most of the nation, meaning that if y

{{URL | url = https://jacobinmag.com/2019/08/uber-koch-brothers-david-charles-rideshare-public-transit}} {{DES | des = "Uber and the Kochs aren't often mentioned in the same sentence. But the rideshar

[[Category:Uber]] {{URL | url = https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/10/uber-copter-symptom-inequality-disease/599584/}}

[[Category:Uber]] ...ally, if invisibly, eroding long-won victories in public safety." Such as Uber and vaping. "The technology sector’s global conquest rests partly on its

...estruction before. But we’ve never seen companies quite this good at it. Uber set a new (low) bar with $68 billion spread across only twelve thousand emp ...s,” in other words, contractors. Keeping them off the payroll means that Uber’s investors and twelve thousand white-collar employees do not share any o

...and — one that I've not seen mentioned elsewhere. It is that none of her uber role-model characters, at any level or in any way, ever indulge in the most

...cture used in the sharing economy (e.g. ride-sharing apps such as Lyft and Uber (Azevedo and Weyl, 2016; P. Cohen et al., 2016; Cramer and Krueger, 2016; J In parallel, ride-sharing companies such as Lyft and Uber have used smartphone-based networks to supplant classical taxi technologies

...f Seamless and Uber. Experimentation is part of that control. We know that Uber experiments on drivers. Pearson experimented on students by adding differen You describe Uber’s entry into New York as blatant predatory behavior that used to be illeg

... the informal, contingent, and gig workforce would ensure that nannies and Uber drivers have the same protections as office employees and construction work

... rights even comes up, eating paleo, drinking Soylent, calling in rides on Uber, reading lots of blogs, calling American football “sportsball”, getting

...y of this data than to make an unauthorized copy of it. That way, only the uber-nerds and the cash- poor/time rich classes will bother to copy instead of b