Talk:The Sharing Economy/@comment-27077344-20151028062700

I love your approach to explaining the downside of a deregulated market and its overall consequences from an economic perspective! You've touched upon many of the same points that I raise within my own page; regulations and licenses are impeding obstacles for people to enter certain job markets because they require a large investment, something not all individuals can afford. It's why crowdsourcing platforms such as Uber, Kickstarter, TaskRabbit, and of all likes are so great because anyone can participate for a little to no cost. The only issue is if whether these "gig" type jobs will completely overtake the traditional employment model, which is to hire someone and provide an annual salary, a long with work benefits.

From what I've read on your page so far, it seems as though you'll expose the downside of these cyber-market platforms. If you do, try to also include an explanation that details if whether these platforms may provide stable employment for individuals rather than using them as merely contractors and consigners.