Sharing economy
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The 'share economy' is a concept of a type of economy that is not monetarised, and is not based in a capitalist system.
The capitalist sharing economy is a way of purchasing goods and services that differs from the traditional business model of corporations hiring employees to produce products to sell to consumers. In the sharing economy, individuals are said to hire out things like their cars, homes and personal time to other individuals in a peer-to-peer fashion.
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Examples
Agriculture
Finance
Food
Travel
Real estate
- Airbnb
- Co-housing
- Coliving
- Collaborative workspace
- CouchSurfing
- Emergencybnb
- Home exchange
- Renting
- HomeAway
- Vacasa
Labor
- Expert network
- Open Innovation
- Open source product development
- Coworking
- Freelance marketplace
- LETS
- Time banks
Property
- Bartering
- Book swapping
- Borrowing center
- Clothes swapping
- Fractional ownership
- Freecycling
- Give-away shop
- Library of things
- Timeshare
- Toy library
Transportation
- Bike sharing system
- Carpool
- Carsharing and peer-to-peer carsharing
- Cycling
- Flight sharing
- Share taxi
- Transportation network company
- Vanpool
Governance
Business
Technology
Digital rights
Other
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