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Crossroads in Tokyo's Shibuya are pictured by night. [Photo/VCG]
Customs officers inspect a Europe-bound freight train at Tuanjiecun station in Southwest China's Chongqing municipality on Sept 1. [Photo/Xinhua]
Cusumano: “One of the things that makes Uber different is it’s a bad platform. A platform should be solving some type of market imperfection, such as cases where there’s not enough supply to meet a particular demand. All platforms, transaction or innovation, bring different market sides together. They have to solve the chicken-or-egg problem and get the momentum going. One way to solve that is to subsidize one side or the other. The problem with Uber is that it pays out too much in subsidies and is in too many markets. There are some markets where there’s not enough transportation, not enough taxi cabs, for example. But to be in every market in the world, to replicate the world market for taxi cabs, it’s not necessarily a good market. With a global Internet platform, instead of just losing thousands of dollars, you can lose billions of dollars, and essentially, that’s what Uber’s doing at the moment.
Currently, intra-Africa trade has been low, at about 16 percent of the continent's total exports, compared with intra-Asia trade, at 59 percent, and intra-Europe trade, at 69 percent, according to UNECA. Moreover, local manufacturers have faced the highest tariffs globally, at 6.9 percent, when trading within Africa.
Customers visit a newly opened Hema Fresh store in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, in April, which provides more than 6,000 kinds of products imported from around 100 countries. [Photo provided to China Daily]
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