What is Sharing Economy

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A new economic model that uses online platforms to match offer and demand, working in a peer-to-peer logic to connect who need with who has. In this way idling assets, dead capital and latent expertise can be recirculated opening new economic opportunities, reducing waste and consumption and favouring new forms of socialization. At tourist level it opens new opportunities and solutions often more valuable and more affordable than those provided by the traditional tourist market. Learn more in: Sharing Economy and Sustainability in Tourism: New Challenges for the Tour Operators

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Economic system that relies on the relationship between individuals to share assets or services. It can entail or not monetary transactions, and it is normally internet-based. Learn more in: How Do Food Delivery Platforms Affect Urban Logistics?: The Case of Glovo in Barcelona as a Preliminary Study

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Sharing economy refers to an economic system where individuals (peer-to-peer) share assets or services. Learn more in: Digital Economy, Business Models, and Cloud Computing

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A socio-economic system built around the sharing of human and physical resources. Learn more in: Advocating Entrepreneurship Education and Knowledge Management in Global Business

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A socio-economic ecosystem built around the distribution, sharing and reuse of excess or unused human and physical resources. Learn more in: Current and Future Years of E-Commerce

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Economy based on sharing underutilized possessions. Nowadays, sharing economy are aided by ITC-based technologies. Learn more in: Why Rideshare?: An Analysis of Factors Influencing Intention to Use

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An economic system, enabled by the Web 2.0, based on assets’ sharing among peers. Learn more in: Electronic Word-of-Mouth in the Service Industry: An Empirical Analysis on Sharing Economy Services

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Services and assets shared between private individuals, either free or for a fee, through the internet. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship in the Fashion Industry: The Case of Carolina Herrera

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An economical paradigm based upon the opportunity and potentialities of sharing knowledge, ideas, equipments and resources. Learn more in: Multifactory: An Emerging Environment for a New Entrepreneurship

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An economic phenomena, with the help of a digital network platform, based on the transfer of using right and ownership between individuals or organizations, to maximize the usage of products and services. Learn more in: Cross-Cultural Study of Trust Types in Sharing Economy Organizations: Evidence From Inside Airbnb

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An economic phenomena, with the help of a digital network platform, based on the transfer of using right and ownership between individuals or organizations, to maximize the usage of products and services. Learn more in: Sharing Economy as a New Organization Model: Visualization Map Analysis and Future Research

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An economic model based on sharing underused assets from spaces to skills to stuff, for either monetary or other types of benefits. Learn more in: Smart Cars, Smart Cities, and Smart Sharing: The Changing Nature of Urban Public Spaces

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The sharing economy is regarded a distinct area of social life, which comprises social activities mediated by internet-based platforms and market places that connect suppliers and customers offering and buying a wide range of products and services through processes that operate outside the conventions of traditional business models. Learn more in: Varieties of Sharing: Action Frameworks, Structures, and Working Conditions in a New Field

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Is an online platform based economic behavior by all kinds of organization to accomplish organizational goals including social, ecological and economic issues. The focus is to enable an easy communication and interaction with costumers and key partners. Learn more in: Utilization of Online Platforms by Social Entrepreneurs for Social Sustainable Development

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It refers to sharing action of things people own as a good, service, etc. Learn more in: Sharing Economy and Applications: Business and Marketing Perspective

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The sharing economy refers to a peer-to-peer sharing platform that enables transferring and sharing of goods/services among people and reuse of resources. Learn more in: Blockchain Ecosystems in the Sharing Economy: An Evaluation for the Health Services Industry

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A peer to peer model of socio-economic interaction that has extended its reach to non-members of a certain community (such as a family, group of friends, etc.) and even to physically distant people through Internet-based platforms, which allow the access (use) to goods and services with excess capacity. It is based on shared access to them instead of their ownership. Learn more in: Tourism Circular Economy: Proposal for a Research Agenda

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The sharing economy is an economy in which production and consumption are ensured via peer to peer collaborative consumption, shared knowledge, co-creation, co-production, prosumption, gigging, and using the technological platform, and such an economy is based on sharing the underutilised resources as collaborative consumptions with underpinned mutual trust. Learn more in: Technology and Sharing Economy-Based Business Models for Marketing to Connected Consumers

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known also as collaborative consumption referring to peer-to-peer-based sharing of access to goods and services. Learn more in: Uberization (or Uberification) of the Economy

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Systems that facilitate the sharing of underused/unused assets or services, for free or for a fee, directly between individuals or organizations. Learn more in: Share or Lose: A Radical Challenge for the Traditional Economy

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An economic system in which tangible and intangible resources such as houses, cars, meals, and skills are shared among peers at an affordable price or free, using digital platforms. Learn more in: A Conceptual Framework of Value Sharing in the Sharing Economy

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The economy based on sharing goods rather than owning them, also called access economy to emphasize that consumers need to use products, which is possible without possessing them. Learn more in: Legal and Ethical Aspects of CSR: Potential in New Business Models Development