I think there are too many taxis and rental carts,and the fare doesn't need to go up.
It costs the same as a ride in the city for miles in a real car.
There is no strong association. Some guys charge less but don't advertise that to visitors.
It would be nice if everyone who is currently competing would lower their prices- hotels, restaurants, etc. on the same day but that only happens in our High School Business Class final.
Still, we teach it, because we are a progressive school like the well intended poster.
Some of these clan groups have been in a single dispute for three generations. If they all join hands and begin to sing Kum-ba-ya I sure want to see the U Tube.

Not sure how you read my comment. I did not advocate increasing the taxi fares, I just stated they haven't risen in a long time. The number of taxi's and cart in general is something that the village council controls. Get them to send carts off the island. Not sure how well received that would be. Why would some business lower their rates if they are already losing money. I know that in my business in the States I don't lower my prices because someone thinks I should. I charge a fair price and if you think I'm too expensive go to someone else. There are many hotels on CC and the price they charge ranges from $10 to over $200 a day. You don't get the same thing but you can afford a room. Why do you teach that everyone should lower their rates. Do you also tell them everyone has different costs in determining their prices.

Renting a golf cart on Caulker???? I'm older than mud and I can walk the island even in 95 degree weather.

I agree Ron. I was responding to the original posters idea that we should all be cheap again. I was being facetious about teaching them to all lower rates on the same day to attract tourists in an "ideal world" way.