what is the difference between a "labor platform," and a "capital platform"? Group of answer choices "Labor platforms" hep workers find long-term jobs with employers, while "capital platforms," are used by organizational management to communicate with other managers about strategize for making the best use the gig economy for their organization. In "labor platforms," workers are provided flexible work arrangements by their employers while in "capital platforms," workers are given stock options, and partial ownership of the company. "Labor platforms," refers to efforts of labor uninos to organize gig workers to join unions, while "capital platforms" refer to investment opportunities in the gig economy. In "labor platforms," workers contribute time and effort (think Uber or Lyft), while in "capital platforms," which workers contribute goods or possessions (think Etsy or eBay)