Sharing as a reflection of consumer values in the digital economy

Zemskova, Elena

doi:10.17586/2310-1172-2019-12-3-17-27

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“…The prerequisites for the emergence of the sharing economy systematized in the form of a STEP analysis are given in Table 1 [1,9,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19]. According to most researcher's points of view, the modern concept of the sharing economy reflecting qualitative changes in the technical and technological characteristics of production and consumption was caused by the digitalization of all areas of life.…”

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Sharing Economy: For or against Sustainable Development

Lyaskovskaya

Khudyakova

2021

Sustainability

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The development of sharing economy business models is one of the features of the digital economy. The issue of sustainable development has been of particular importance in the intensively developed theory of the sharing economy. However, methodological approaches for examining the relationship between the sharing economy and sustainable development need further investigation. Economic and mathematical models that allow for a quantitative estimate of the impact of the development of the sharing economy on the sustainable development goals achievement have to be enhanced. This contribution attempts to fill the indicated gap. We have examined the relationship between the sharing economy and the sustainable development goals achievement in three directions, namely by analyzing the prerequisites for the sharing economy emergence, by tracing the sharing economy theory evolution, and by investigating the quantitative impact of the sharing economy development on the sustainable development goals achievement. To determine the sharing economy’s impact on sustainable development, a three-dimensional indicator based on the triple-p concept was developed. The correlation between the sharing economy and the unemployment rate has been used as an indicator of the influence the sharing economy has on the social domain. The correlation between the sharing economy and waste generation has been used as an indicator of the influence the sharing economy has on the environmental domain. The correlation between the sharing economy and GDP has been used as an indicator of the influence the sharing economy has on the economic domain. As a result of the study, the insignificant influence of the development of the sharing economy on the achievement of the quantitative goals of sustainable development was established. The main reason for this is the lack of acceptable macroeconomic indicators. The rise of the digital economy has been made into standard macroeconomic indicators that are insufficient to assess the social, environmental, and economic areas of sustainable development. The existing problems of regulating the digital economy threaten its inherent positive features. The developed model can be used to diagnose the influence of the sharing economy on sustainable development goals achievement, and can also be finalized regarding the available statistical base.

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Sharing Economy: For or against Sustainable Development

Lyaskovskaya

Khudyakova

2021

Sustainability

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“…It is obvious that the currently formed institutions of joint network activity have the characteristics of a specific asset and, contributing to the universal interconnectedness of subjects and objects of educational activity, have a significant impact on the formation of the network education capital through socio-cultural and economic factors, computerization and digitalization, global monitoring of the activities of network participants. At the same time, the number of topical interdisciplinary studies in the field of the socio-economic potential of network education and legislative and technological limitations of this process is still scarce [32].…”

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Network Education Capital as a Specific Digital Economy Asset

2020

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In the context of the global digital transformation, the most important factors determining socio-economic progress are the specific properties of human capital that are inherent only in the digital economy. In the new conditions, the role of integratively distributed network interaction of participants of global, national, corporate and social networks in the training of highly qualified specialists with new information and network skills and competencies is growing, a new form of human capital is emerging - network education capital (network education capital). On the basis of an interdisciplinary approach (economics, sociology, psychology, pedagogy, etc.), positive externalities are described that arise as a result of the inclusion of education in network communication processes. One of the main specific features of modern education is the departure from its linearity and verticality. It is shown that the network formation capital acquires the properties of a specific asset that brings a quasi-rent, and acts as a social elevator only if the involvement of more entities in the network increases

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Selection of strategic priorities of development of regional spatial and sectoral structure

Misharin

2021

RJIE

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The article generalizes methodological approaches to creating a mechanism for selecting strategic priorities of development of regional spatial and sectoral structure. The author studies the tendencies of choosing priorities of development in accordance with the basic principles of sustainable development, “consensuses” of various types, “inclusive economics”, “stakeholder economics”, “donut economics”, “sharing economics”. The conclusion is that methodological approaches under consideration are a kind of reflection of sustainable development principles. They serve as a transitional stage to noospheric approach that reflects balancing of “interests of a human”, “interests of the nature” and “interests of technology”. The author applies to this conception to suggest a mechanism for selecting strategic priorities of development of regional spatial and sectoral structure. Such a mechanism for selecting strategic priorities of development is supposed to be a “bridge” for the transition to “noonomics” as a new stage of development.

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Sharing as a reflection of consumer values in the digital economy

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Sharing Economy: For or against Sustainable Development

Sharing Economy: For or against Sustainable Development

Network Education Capital as a Specific Digital Economy Asset

Selection of strategic priorities of development of regional spatial and sectoral structure

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