I njima je potrebna konkurencija.
A prazne kilometre nisi računao? Ja sam na 100 km pravio pazare od oko 3000 rsd u Novom Sadu, tako da i nije baš sve sjajno kako što ti se čini.A nema 50% zarade?
U NS koji je jeftiniji je km dnevne vožne, jeftinije, 52 dinara. Znaci 100 km - 5200, start da ne racunamo. Da auto troši 10l/100 (a ne trosi) i da voze na benzin najbolji a ne gas (a ne voze) to je 1400 din za gorivo. Ok, amortizacija neka je JOS toliko, to je 2800 na 100 km. bez onih 170 za start...
I ovo je racunica za NS i jeftiniju tarifu. Nema teorije da prosecan u bg ne zavrsi dan za 1500-2000 cistog profita, minimum.
šišanje u norveškoj košta od 200 do 400 nok, a tim što teži više ka 400 nok. Trenutni kurs je 8.8 nok za €. Taxi je 60 nok start, 16 nok/km noćna tarifa dok je dnevna oko 10 nok, na poziv je start 90 nok. Porez na dobra i usluge u Norveškoj je 25% dok je za prevoz 8% tako da ne stoji da su porezi u norveškoj astronomski. Porez na plate je progresivan i što je veća plata veći je i porez. Na iznose od preko 800000 nok godišnje plate porez je 50% dok je na neku prosečnu platu od oko 360000 nok godišnje porez oko 30% ±1,5% u zavisnosti da li i koliko dece imaš, da li je partner sa kojim živiš zaposlen ili nije itd.A monopol privilegovanih taksista je sveta krava koja ne sme da se menja
Pa Uber automatski znaci brisanje licenci i fiksnog broja taksista tako da nema placanja istih uslova nikada, oni postaju slicniji uslovima na pijaci - puno ponudjaca i puno kupaca = zdrava konkurencija
Ovo za cenu sisanja sam pitao zbog Balasa Semjulsenovog efekta koji kaze da nerazmenljiva dobra (kao taksi) u bogatijim zemljama su skuplja nego u nerazvijenim (+ astronomski porezi u Norveskoj jos vise dizu cene).
A nema 50% zarade?
U NS koji je jeftiniji je km dnevne vožne, jeftinije, 52 dinara. Znaci 100 km - 5200, start da ne racunamo. Da auto troši 10l/100 (a ne trosi) i da voze na benzin najbolji a ne gas (a ne voze) to je 1400 din za gorivo. Ok, amortizacija neka je JOS toliko, to je 2800 na 100 km. bez onih 170 za start...
I ovo je racunica za NS i jeftiniju tarifu. Nema teorije da prosecan u bg ne zavrsi dan za 1500-2000 cistog profita, minimum.
Ovo da zoveš ljude gamadima neću da komentarišem. Pretpostavljam da ćeš popiti ban, pa ćeš imati više vremena za taksiranje.
Šta sve neću danas pročitati. Tvoj rečnik je, pretpostavljam, odraz tvog obrazovanja, vaspitanja i moralnih normi. Nadam se da ćutiš dok voziš stranke jer ćeš sa takvim rečnikom baš daleko dogurati.
EDIT: ...moj IQ, IQ genija kakav pored mene ima jos dvocifren broj ljudi u Srbiji ...
+1Samo onako usput da kazem da mi je ovaj marxista potvrdio sve lose sto mislim o taksistima.
There are quite a few politicians and economists who are in favour of total entrepreneurial freedom for businesses, investors and speculators. Eager to point out the pros, any harmful long-term cons this might have for a majority of citizens are overlooked. Advocates are outnumbering objectors, that much is clear from the current trend towards low wages, the scrapping of rules and regulations, the paring down of redundancy rights, the side-lining of unions and the holes that are appearing in the social safety net for the unemployed, the sick and others who, for some reason or another, depend on benefits. All this is primarily in aid of allowing these companies, and their exceedingly rich owners, to pay fewer taxes.
Cheap taxis ‘Businesses’ like Uber fit this bill perfectly. Uber uses cheap fare prices to tempt the public into using their taxis. Bona fide taxi drivers are the first to suffer but ultimately the great majority of people will be seriously affected by the consequences of such a development too. Low cost companies such as Lidl, cheap mail order companies and Uber will have the same effect on Dutch society as supermarket chain WalMart in the United States.
The disastrous effects of this commercial giant’s success not only on the economy but society as a whole have been eloquently painted by Clinton’s Labour minister Robert B. Reich in his bestselling Supercapitalism. The company, exploiting unemployment and the powerlessness of workers to the full, pays absurdly low wages. It forces suppliers into selling at such low prices that they, too, lower wages or move production to low wage countries. Competing supermarkets are left with no other choice than to follow suit. Inner cities are depleted because one by one traditional shops are forced to close their doors. WalMart is now the single biggest cause of the outrageous inequality between rich and poor in the United States. The Walton family, who own WalMart, are worth 152 billion dollars and the richest in the world by far. Businesses like WalMart and Uber are seducing people as consumers but screwing them as workers, self-employed people and citizens.
Uber is portraying itself as hip and innovative but look closer and you’ll see a handful of American investors making bucket loads of money on one side and a lot of desperate would-be taxi drivers struggling to make a few euros on the other. It’s the sort of shabby set-up you might expect in Albania or Bulgaria, but not here. Is this the kind of innovation we need in the Netherlands? Self-proclaimed experts can spout nonsense about ‘the new economy’ and ‘the dynamic internet society’ as much as they like, but the fact is that Uber and its like will pull down society and make paupers of most of us. Daan Brouwer is author of ‘Waarom de mensen balen van de politiek’ (Why people are fed up with politics). This article appeared earlier in the Volkskrant.
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