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 What do you get if you add a decked-out car, an iPhone with an app and someone who needs to go somewhere  A readymade ridesharing business thats a guaranteed cash cow 鈥?at least, according to Reuters. Thats right, no buildings required, no infrastructure, no fixed costs.The car rental industry needs some words of assurance right about now because their businesses may go by the wayside once mobile apps and car technology ignite 鈥?if they havent already. That car-sharing services, such as those provided by Lyft and Uber, will provide a pot of gold for entrepreneurs is not under contention if you read recent ec stanley quencher onomist opinions. But what is a bone of contention is whether  kubki stanley the estimated $40 billion market will be shared by three main players or 10.An example of some of the shenanigans starting to play out in this hot-to-trot space is Didi Chuxings acquisition of Uber Technologies Incorporated in China. At the time, Bill Gurley, a board member of Uber, suggested that rivals would struggle to compete with Uber. Managing Partner at GGV Capital Hans Tung also stated:  After China, the industry will consolidate in other markets. There will be a dominant number one.But economists interviewed by Reuters see the market differently. The ridesharing business model is one with few barriers to entry. Conventional industr kubki stanley ies typically require huge capital outlays in infrastructure and to cover fixed costs, such as office space, equipment and skilled manpower. A single player with suffic