Re:Uber and Lyft ordered by California judge to classify dri...
by stale2002 on Monday August 10, 2020 @07:12PM
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"> Drivers then could, over their local "$city Uber drivers" FB/WhatsApp group, agree to not take any ride below $X,
This is, of course, illegal."
Although I am not 100% certain on this, I think that these kinds of anti-trust laws only apply when certain companies have huge amounts of market power. I believe that certain "anti-competitive" behavior would not be illegal, if done by a whole bunch of small contractors.
The obvious example would be unions that do this. But it is possible that this is a special exception to the law.
This is, of course, illegal."
Although I am not 100% certain on this, I think that these kinds of anti-trust laws only apply when certain companies have huge amounts of market power. I believe that certain "anti-competitive" behavior would not be illegal, if done by a whole bunch of small contractors.
The obvious example would be unions that do this. But it is possible that this is a special exception to the law.