Problems in the Undertakings of the Collaborative Economy: Co-utile Solutions

Turi, Abeba Nigussie; Domingo-Ferrer, Josep; Sánchez, David

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-60234-9_12

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“…This is through the direct involvement of the digital society in the value creation process, known as the value co-creation principle (see also the co-utility principle for the self-enforcing and mutually beneficial forms of interaction) (Domingo-Ferrer et al, 2017, pp. 148-58; see Turi et al, 2018). Apart from the operational efficiency, the value co-creation principle, through the disintermediation of the traditional models, significantly helps to reduce the consumption, production and distribution costs, and to increase profit margins.…”

Section: Disintermediating In Collaborative Housingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Collaborative housing and blockchain

Nasarre-Aznar

2018

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Access to housing is a crucial issue worldwide. It is still under discussion whether collaborative economy is enhancing or, on the contrary, constraining access. In this context, the concept of ‘collaborative housing’ (collaborative economy applied to the funding, access and organisation of housing) arises to address a range of situations that might potentially help people to access housing, such as co-housing or the so-called ‘intermediate tenures’. Disintermediation through blockchain technology, and the resultant effect of a reduction in the transaction costs of access to housing, is one of those trends regarding collaborative housing. Accordingly, the adaptation of the disintermediation mechanism to the real estate conveyance and land registry, as in many other sectors of the collaborative economy, is timely. This can be achieved by exploring the potential of this mechanism in enhancing traditional methods of this sector through possible technological solutions. This paper presents a preliminary discussion on the different types of collaborative housing and the potentials of the blockchain technology to facilitate access to housing in relation to real estate conveyancing and registration.

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Section: Disintermediating In Collaborative Housingmentioning

confidence: 99%