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article " Uber: Changing the Way the World Moves"

1. Do you agree or disagree with Uber's surge pricing policy? What are the reasons it can be perceived as unfair? What does it mean to say that a pricing policy is exploitative? What are the risks of the policy to Uber? Given these risks, should Uber modify its policy? Defend your answer.

2. Uber is notoriously aggressive in its business tactics. It frequently operates without getting regulatory approval and it often ignores legal concerns; as a consequence, the company has become a lightning rod for criticism. Do you agree with Uber's aggressive tactics? Is there a more diplomatic way for Uber to conduct its business? Should Uber be taking more of a "tiptoe" approach when it enters new markets?

3. Uber has become enormously popular among consumers in a very short period of time. How has the company accomplished this?

4. How well does Uber treat its drivers? From a driver's standpoint, is it better to drive for Uber or is it better to drive for a taxi/limo service? Is it economically more attractive to drive for Uber? What would you imagine are the biggest complaints drivers have about driving for Uber? What would you imagine are the most appreciated benefits? What is the profile of a typical Uber driver, and how does it compare to the profile of the typical taxi or limo driver?

5. How robust is Uber's operating model? Where are the weak links in its service model? Is Uber vulnerable? In what way?

6. In its relatively short lifespan, Uber has attracted a lot of media attention. Why is this? What is it about the Uber business model that is both compelling and polarizing? In addition, why has Uber managed to achieve such a high valuation? What are the pros and cons of a high valuation?