Sharing Economy
Business & Information Systems EngineeringPublished 4 January 2016
Thomas Puschmann, Rainer Alt
Citations376
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The internet has seen many steps of evolution since the inception of the world wide web in 1992 and has recently received a proliferation to consumerto-consumer (C2C) transactions and resulted in new business models.
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Social networks, Collaborative consumption, Service science, Hybrid economic models, Collective intelligence
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