Platforms and the Sharing Economy: An Analysis EU H2020 Research Project Ps2Share: Participation, Privacy, and Power in the Sharing Economy, 2017

Stanoevska‐Slabeva, Katarina; Lenz-Kesekamp, Vera Kristina; Suter, Viktor

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“…Botsman and Rogers [6] describe this as "collaborative consumption"; Lamberton and Rose [7] as "commercial sharing systems"; Humphreys and Grayson [8] as "co-production"; Lanier and Schau [9] and Prahalad and Ramaswamy [10] as "co-creation"; Katz [11] and Lobel [12] as "platform economy"; Mont [13] as "product-service systems"; Bardhi and Eckhardt [14] as "access-based consumption,"; Fitzsimmons [15] as "consumer participation"; Schor [16] and Frenken and Schor [17] as "stranger sharing"; and Postigo [18] as "online volunteering". In order to extract specific knowledge from the existing literature, the term sharing economy will be further divided into two main sub-categories: traditional sharing practice (TSP) and SE [19]. While in traditional approach, products and services are shared based on mutual deals or agreements between both sides of consumers, SE uses payments and feedback or complaints through the platforms based on Web 2.0 technologies [20].…”

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Challenges of the Sharing Economy for SMEs: A Literature Review

Šoltysová

Modrák

2020

Sustainability

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The sharing economy is becoming increasingly popular in many sectors also thanks to the fact that not only young generation, but people of almost all ages are digitally literate, and therefore they readily participate in sharing economy practices. A very important part of their motivation comes from the knowledge that it is a great way to save money, but a no less important reason is the philosophical aspect, which is consistent with efforts to promote more sustainable consumption practices that prioritize access over ownership. The sharing economy has become a subject of interest not only among researchers and practitioners but also among policymakers and stakeholders who are concerned about the further extension of digital ecosystems. Fortunately, theorists from many fields, such as the commercial economy, gift economy, entrepreneurship, digital transformation, etc., pay due attention to this phenomenon. However, there is still room for focused exploration of this entrepreneurial and innovative approach from specific views in order to bring useful findings and insights on given issues. The intention of this study is to analyze the existing related literature and categorize sharing economy-based business models in relation to traditional business models. Potentially, this study can also contribute to a better understanding of the perspectives of the sharing economy in the transition of SMEs towards the Industry 4.0 paradigm.

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Section: A Qualitative Approachmentioning

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Challenges of the Sharing Economy for SMEs: A Literature Review

Šoltysová

Modrák

2020

Sustainability

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“…732117, funded by the EU (Horizon 2020) -"Ps2Share: Participation, Privacy, and Power in the Sharing Economy". It analyzes the expectations of Internet platform users in order to identify the principles of the sharing economy, also for further development of new Internet platforms (Stanoevska-Slabeva K., Lenz-Kesekamp V., Suter V. (2017) [11]). Despite the closeness of the research area, this project, unfortunately, does not consider entrepreneurs as a special group of platform participants, does not analyze their behavior in terms of cognitive distortions.…”

Section: Analysis Of the Studies On Micro-entrepreneurs On Internet Pmentioning

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Sustainability of micro-entrepreneurs’ business: the role of their behavior model on Internet-platforms in the context of sharing economy challenges

Глухих

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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New entrepreneurs’ behavior models with controversial consequences are forming on Internet-platforms of sharing economy. The aim of the article is to reveal theoretical and methodological approaches to behavior model of micro-entrepreneurs in the market of Internet-platforms and evaluate the consequences for sustainability of micro-entrepreneurs and economy. The dialectical method, cause-and-effect analysis, deduction and induction, analysis and synthesis were used. The research of sharing economy is being in active progress, however, the consequences for micro-entrepreneurs have not been estimated properly yet. A separate complex research is needed to assess the contribution of micro-entrepreneurs into achievement of development goals for national business.

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“…In the field of economy, various terms of the same concept are found. Bretta (2018) Stanoevska-Slabeva et al (2017 and many others used the term "sharing economy" to refer to the emerging taxation framework. Maselli et al (2016) argued that "the definition of the sharing economy is precise, but somewhat restrictive" and used in their essay the term "on-demand economy".…”

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Tax challenges in the collaborative economy

Jurušs¹,

Hudenko²,

Varlamova³

2019

Economic Science for Rural Development

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A variety of collaborative economy business models are rapidly emerging and growing across the world, calling for changes in traditional tax policies. Although the collaborative economy shows a rapid growth, the review of the existing taxation practices within the collaborative economy reveals inefficiency, associated mainly with the blurred boundaries among professional and non-professional service providers, with the avoidance to cooperate from collaborative platforms and with the fragmentation in taxation regimes among EU member states and worldwide. The aim of this paper is to investigate tax challenges arising from the collaborative economy and to offer a comprehensive model of the tax system development in the collaborative economy. Accordingly, this paper demonstrates the results of systematization of the collected task-oriented data and the description of the proposed model developed by the generalisation approach. Data collection and systematization methods have been used. The authors conclude that the taxation of the collaborative economy must be investigated on the global level by using collaborative economy instruments (platforms and scoring). The role of awareness of both service providers and tax administrations is stressed in the discussion part.

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Platforms and the Sharing Economy: An Analysis EU H2020 Research Project Ps2Share: Participation, Privacy, and Power in the Sharing Economy, 2017

Cited by 14 publications

References 36 publications

Challenges of the Sharing Economy for SMEs: A Literature Review

Challenges of the Sharing Economy for SMEs: A Literature Review

Sustainability of micro-entrepreneurs’ business: the role of their behavior model on Internet-platforms in the context of sharing economy challenges

Tax challenges in the collaborative economy

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