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Tag Archives: sharing economy
Regulators Adapt to the Sharing Economy
By Matt Kelly The so-called “sharing economy” has revolutionized the way people travel, lodge, eat, and work through companies such as Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and OpenTable. Buyers and sellers are increasingly transacting on online platforms that use a mix of demand … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Politics, Regulation, sharing economy, Transportation
Tagged airbnb, atlanta, Broward, deregulation, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, lyft, Miami, OpenTable, Panama City, regulation, ridesharing, sharing economy, St. Petersburg, taxi, technology, uber, zoning
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Regulation of Uber, Lyft Should Be Local, Not Statewide
By Matt Kelly It seems that everywhere Uber, Lyft, and other transportation network companies (TNCs) set up shop, trouble with local regulators follows. The situation in Florida has been no different. The Uber vs. taxi debate has been so … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Regulation, sharing economy, Transportation
Tagged Broward, Florida, licensing, local government, lyft, Melbourne, regulation, safety regulations, Sarasota, Sayfie, sharing economy, taxi, Taxi licensing, taxis, tnc, transportation policy, uber, Water Safety Subcommittee
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FSU Students Learn about Emerging Sharing Economy
By Katie Dawson Last month, the DeVoe L. Moore Center had the opportunity to co-sponsor a one-day conference with the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) at Florida State University. FEE is an organization dedicated to educating individuals on free-markets and … Continue reading
Posted in DeVoe Moore Center, Entrepreneurship, sharing economy, Transportation
Tagged economics, entrepreneurship, FEE, Florida State University, free markets, FSU, Jeffrey Tucker, Larry Reed, Lawrence Reed, Max Borders, Nikki Sullivan, peer-to-peer, ridesharing, sharing economy, Shark Tank, technology
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Uber Wars Transcend Party Lines
Original post date: September 08, 2014 Article by: Ben Douglas High-ranking Republican officials have recently come out in support of Uber, the innovative but legally-troubled ridesharing app that connects drivers and passengers. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus penned an … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Politics, Regulation, sharing economy, Transportation
Tagged cartel, democrat, drivers, Illinois, Illinois Taxi Pac, limousine, lyft, regulations, republicans, ride sharing, sharing economy, sidecar, Taxi licensing, taxi PAC, taxis, tnc, transit, transportation, uber, uber x, Virginia, Virginia Taxicab Association
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