Why did Uncle Ken think that driving a taxi in Dehra would be profitable?

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Uncle Ken thought that driving a taxi in Dehra would be profitable because there was only one taxi in the whole of Dehra. Hence, the business did not really have any competition. Also, since there was only one taxi, the demand for taxis must be more, and that demand, Uncle Ken thought, could be met with.

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