A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY

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Autor(a) principal: PETRINI,MAIRA
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: FREITAS,CÁSSIO STEDETN DE, SILVEIRA,LISILENE MELLO DA
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: RAM. Revista de Administração Mackenzie
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Purpose: to propose a typology for sharing economy that allows the characterization and classification of its main forms of manifestation. Originality/value: the theme that involves collaborative consumption and sharing economy has wide definitions with no clear establishment of boundaries between them. Part of that definition gap may occur because of the recent emergency of literature on sharing economy. Additionally, the fact that sharing economy and collaborative consumption are the newest buzzwords, several businesses started calling themselves as such. Design/methodology/approach: from the review of the literature, 11 characteristics that describe the theme were identified. In the light of those characteristics, 72 collaborative consumption websites were analyzed, representatives of the 24 collaborative consumption categories proposed by Botsman and Rogers (2010). Findings: three archetypes were identified: 1. new business models represent the new players based on technological platforms, which are the core business of the company, and generate income by charging service fees; 2. redesigned businesses are traditional market models redesigned to present time and price advantages to the consumer; 3. sharing by ideal is the archetype that best represents sustainable consumption alternative models.
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title A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
spellingShingle A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
PETRINI,MAIRA
Sustainability
Sharing economy
Collaborative consumption
Typology
Collaborative platforms
title_short A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
title_full A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
title_fullStr A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
title_full_unstemmed A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
title_sort A PROPOSAL FOR A TYPOLOGY OF SHARING ECONOMY
author PETRINI,MAIRA
author_facet PETRINI,MAIRA
FREITAS,CÁSSIO STEDETN DE
SILVEIRA,LISILENE MELLO DA
author_role author
author2 FREITAS,CÁSSIO STEDETN DE
SILVEIRA,LISILENE MELLO DA
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv PETRINI,MAIRA
FREITAS,CÁSSIO STEDETN DE
SILVEIRA,LISILENE MELLO DA
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Sustainability
Sharing economy
Collaborative consumption
Typology
Collaborative platforms
topic Sustainability
Sharing economy
Collaborative consumption
Typology
Collaborative platforms
description ABSTRACT Purpose: to propose a typology for sharing economy that allows the characterization and classification of its main forms of manifestation. Originality/value: the theme that involves collaborative consumption and sharing economy has wide definitions with no clear establishment of boundaries between them. Part of that definition gap may occur because of the recent emergency of literature on sharing economy. Additionally, the fact that sharing economy and collaborative consumption are the newest buzzwords, several businesses started calling themselves as such. Design/methodology/approach: from the review of the literature, 11 characteristics that describe the theme were identified. In the light of those characteristics, 72 collaborative consumption websites were analyzed, representatives of the 24 collaborative consumption categories proposed by Botsman and Rogers (2010). Findings: three archetypes were identified: 1. new business models represent the new players based on technological platforms, which are the core business of the company, and generate income by charging service fees; 2. redesigned businesses are traditional market models redesigned to present time and price advantages to the consumer; 3. sharing by ideal is the archetype that best represents sustainable consumption alternative models.
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