Sharing Economy Versus Access Economy

Altrock, Sophie; Suh, Ayoung

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-58484-3_1

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“…In sharing systems, availability means how beneficiary systems interact and access shared resources or resources. In its most general state, the availability pattern reflects the policies and mechanisms shared by the element (or system) that initiated the resource sharing to gain access to the resource (s) [44,50,51]. The nature of the resource type or sharing may be such that the sharing policy and mechanisms are determined by the beneficiary systems of the sharing economy system.…”

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A Mathematical Model to Support Sharing Economy Concept in B2C Ecommerce Systems

Bazrafshan,

Mousavi Khaneghah,

Edalatian Shahriari

et al. 2021

IJECS

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This study proposes a mathematical model that makes it possible to rewrite the general architecture of business to customer (B2C) e-commerce systems to use sharing economy models and mechanisms to extend the commerce system and increase its accessibility. To this end, while presenting the utility function of e-commerce systems, developing this function has been proposed as the function to respond to customers' requests. In the function of response to the customer demands, the activities of each business enterprise are investigated to meet the customers' needs inside and outside the commerce system. To derive the utility function of the B2C e-commerce system, by considering the concept of activities in the local business system and other business systems, while examining the e-commerce system descriptors, each index is analyzed 50 International Journal of Electronic Commerce Studies based on how it influences and is influenced by running the activity in the local business system or other business systems. Analyzing the descriptive indicators of sharing economy, the functional architecture of the sharing economics is presented as well. Based on the functional architecture of the sharing economy and the mathematical function of the e-commerce system functionality, a model for utilizing sharing economy in B2C ecommerce systems has been proposed.

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Section: Availabilitymentioning

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A Mathematical Model to Support Sharing Economy Concept in B2C Ecommerce Systems

Bazrafshan,

Mousavi Khaneghah,

Edalatian Shahriari

et al. 2021

IJECS

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Sustainability in the Post-pandemic Era

Beehner

2024

Palgrave Studies in Workplace Spirituality and Fulfillment

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Strategies for Enhancing Sharing Economy Practices Across Diverse Industries: A Systematic Review

Rathnayake,

Ochoa,

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The sharing economy (SE) is a nascent phenomenon representing a socio-economic process to optimise underutilised resources through digital platforms. This process facilitates the shared consumption of resources to maximise resource utilisation while supporting the circularity of resources. However, the successful operation of SE practices is hindered by the lack of identification of effective strategies for enhancing the SE implications, which are essential to comprehending SE practices and developing more sophisticated applications. Therefore, this research aims to provide the first insights into the strategies that enhance SE practices across diverse industries and identify knowledge gaps and future research directions. A systematic literature review (SLR) was conducted by selecting articles published in the 2014–2023 period in Scopus and Web of Science databases. Selected articles were subjected to descriptive and NVivo 14-supported thematic analyses. The descriptive analysis showed that, despite considering articles published in the last 10 years, all relevant articles were published in the last 5 years. Developed and developing countries showed almost equal contributions, while China was recognised as the country with the highest number of publications. Accommodation and transportation sectors were reported as the sectors with the highest number of publications. A cross-analysis was conducted to recognise the varying utilisation of different strategies across diverse industries and sectors. Ten different categories were identified through the thematic analysis that enhance SE practices: economic; environmental; geographic; governance; health, safety, and security; marketing; people; product/services; research, training, education; and technology-related strategies. Each category was discussed along with its relevant strategies, resulting in identifying a total of 84 strategies. These strategies were then presented alongside the responsible parties tasked with their implementation. The study contributes to the SE literature by providing an SLR for contemporary strategies utilised to enhance SE practices, specifically focusing on elucidating the most appropriate categorisation of these strategies. Moreover, this comprehensive SLR provides the first insights into the effective strategies that enhance SE practices across diverse industries.

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Sharing Economy Versus Access Economy

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

A Mathematical Model to Support Sharing Economy Concept in B2C Ecommerce Systems

A Mathematical Model to Support Sharing Economy Concept in B2C Ecommerce Systems

Sustainability in the Post-pandemic Era

Strategies for Enhancing Sharing Economy Practices Across Diverse Industries: A Systematic Review

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