2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2016.07.129
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The Sharing Economy: Business Cases of Social Enterprises Using Collaborative Networks

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“…Rifkin (2014) gives more weight to social capital in comparison with market capital in the SE, and believes that social trust is more important than other market forces in this environment [122]. In addition, Roh (2016) notices more efficiency and access, which is enabled in such systems [123]. Nadler (2014) believes that the benefits of on-demand access leads to the maximization of assets usage and improving the convenience of participants [60].…”
Section: Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rifkin (2014) gives more weight to social capital in comparison with market capital in the SE, and believes that social trust is more important than other market forces in this environment [122]. In addition, Roh (2016) notices more efficiency and access, which is enabled in such systems [123]. Nadler (2014) believes that the benefits of on-demand access leads to the maximization of assets usage and improving the convenience of participants [60].…”
Section: Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bardhi & Eckhardt, (2015) [17] Access over ownership is the most common mode of exchange. Access over ownership means that users may offer and share their goods and services to other users for a limited time through peer-to peer sharing activities, such as renting and lending Filippas & Gramstad (2016) [18] Online peer-to-peer marketplaces as platform for easier access to goods and services.…”
Section: Sharing Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rozwiązanie to znacząco wpływa na poprawę jakości transportu w mieście poprzez ograniczenie presji na środowisko (DeMaio, 2009), a także promocję zrównoważonego transportu miejskiego (Bordagaray i in., 2012; Fishman i in., 2014), zwłaszcza ruchu rowerowego (García-Palomares i in., 2012). Działalność samoobsługowych wypożyczalni rowerów jest także częścią zjawiska sharing economy, polegającego na współdzieleniu pewnych dóbr z innymi użytkownikami, w tym także środków transportu w mieście (Cohen, Kietzmann, 2014;Ganapati, Reddick, 2018;Jin i in., 2018;Roh, 2016). Motywacje uczestniczenia w tego typu projektach mieszczą się w trzech aspektach -środowiskowym, społecznym i ekonomicznym (Böcker, Meelen, 2017;Godelnik, 2017), zwracając szczególną uwagę na niewielki wpływ na środowisko, niski koszt przejazdu oraz zainteresowanie tym zjawiskiem w społeczeństwie.…”
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