2019
DOI: 10.18371/fcaptp.v2i29.171980
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Development of Crowdfunding as an Innovative Method of Social Projects Funding

Abstract: The search for alternative sources, such as the use of crowdfunding, becomes reasonable under the conditions of funding shortage. International experience study, peculiarities of crowdfunding usage and the development of scientific and methodological approaches of its adaptation to Ukrainian realities are relevant to research. The objective of the article is to generalize theoretical aspects and to study the experience of practical implementation of the co-financing principles in Ukraine and in the world, to i… Show more

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“…On the basis of the business model, using the E3 methodology, a value flow map of the business model was developed [68]. This business model represents the flow of value when the exchange involves at least two parties [82]. Exchanges between the actors represented in the value business model are agreements regulating which objects and for what economic value will be exchanged by the actors during the life of a contract [83].…”
Section: E3 Value Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…On the basis of the business model, using the E3 methodology, a value flow map of the business model was developed [68]. This business model represents the flow of value when the exchange involves at least two parties [82]. Exchanges between the actors represented in the value business model are agreements regulating which objects and for what economic value will be exchanged by the actors during the life of a contract [83].…”
Section: E3 Value Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The E3 business model does not show when and how these exchanges take place [84]. The business model concerns actors, that is, who exchanges value objects with whom, what customer's needs are met with this exchange, and what income and expenditure is thus generated for each actor [82].…”
Section: E3 Value Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%