Sharing Economy: A Study on the Factors Influencing Users' Motivation to Use Ride Sharing Platforms

Sijabat, Rosdiana

doi:10.19166/derema.v14i1.1367

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“…Given the novelty of the concept of the sharing economy, it is not surprising that a Pew Research Center report from May 2016 found that 73 percent of Americans were unfamiliar with the term "sharing economy", the Pew survey included buying second-hand goods on sites such as eBay and Craigslist (both founded in 1995) in their definition of the sharing economy [15]. The definition of sharing economy may be commenced by interpreting the word "share" as follows: "a portion belonging to, due to, or contributed by an individual or group; one's full or fair portion; and the part allotted or belonging to one of a number owning together property or interest " [16]. Sharing economy is also referred to by other terms, for example: collaborative, sharing consumption, collaborative economy, on-demand economy, peer-to-peer economy, zero marginal cost economy, and crowd-based capitalism [17], we consider the sharing economy as an umbrella concept that encompasses several ICT developments and technologies [1], and the sharing economy phenomenon is not only a commodity or services market prerogative [18].…”

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“…Motivation can be defined as something that can encourage someone to undertake or not undertake an action, more specifically, defines motivation as a process for initiating, directing, and maintaining the achievement of an objective influenced by biological, emotional, social, and cognitive factors. From this definition, in the context of economic and business behavior, then motivation can be interpreted as an individual action to start (decide) to use or not use something to meet needs [16].…”

Section: Determinants Of Sharing Economy 221 Motivation and Decisionmentioning

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“…Although many factors motivate the popular use of sharing economy, economic motivations are seen to be the main [16]. Many scholars argue that there is a relationship between economic crises and the increase of sharing economy activities.…”

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“…Many scholars argue that there is a relationship between economic crises and the increase of sharing economy activities. When people lose their jobs during the economic crisis, and experience a decrease of income, their power to purchase goods and services declines sharply [16].…”

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“…The creation of social trust is integral to developing better social relationships and establishing social inclusion within a community. Express that the non-existence of social trust makes people eluctant and unwilling to share with others, except for those within their own network, as those others are considered "strangers" [16].…”

Section: Social Factorsmentioning

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The Practice of Sharing Economy in the Night Market Merchant Community

Hasanah¹,

Rahmattullah²,

Setiawan³

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Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Sharing economy has actually been around since ancient times, where people do by way of barter in conducting its activities. Over time, in practice the sharing economy which was originally in the conventional way already exists by using technology, but even though there are those who use conventional technology still exists today, such as the practice of sharing economy that occurs at the Ujung Baru Village Night Market in Tanah Laut. This study aimed to analyze the practice of sharing economy Mala Marketland in the village of Ujung Baru Land sea. Researchers in this study, using descriptive methods with a qualitative approach and collecting data using observation, interviews, and documentation techniques. The model used in the data analysis technique of this study is the model Miles and Huberman. The results show, in the practice of sharing land economies in the Ujung Baru Village Night Market, Tanah Laut, there is a new form of sharing economy in the global world that is putting directly reflecting the existence of typical Indonesian values based on the 1945 Constitution and Pancasila, although it is still not understood by the community and sharing economy that occurs in the Night Market of Ujung Baru Tanah Laut Village, which is not using technology to acquire and provide land.

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The Practice of Sharing Economy in the Night Market Merchant Community

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Setiawan³

et al. 2021

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Literature review of the sharing economy: Socio‐cultural perspective

Yildiz

Uzunöz

2023

Community & Applied Soc Psy

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This article reviews the literature to explore the role of culture in the sharing economy. During the literature review process, we used the terms collaborative consumption, collaborative economy, gift economy, gift‐giving, mesh, peer‐to‐peer, and commercial sharing systems in addition to the term sharing economy. Thus, we offer a reasonably broad scope in our research. It analyses 89 articles through a systematic literature review to determine the role of society and culture in the sharing economy. In addition, it offers a theoretical and descriptive exploration of the sharing economy and culture. The research shows that cultural dimensions and sharing motives shape the role of culture in the sharing economy. In this context, we determine the dimensions of power distance, uncertainty avoidance, individualism–collectivism, masculinism, long‐ and short‐term orientation, and indulgence‐restrain. In addition, we determine economic, social, sustainability, materialism, and trust motives. It shows that materialism, economic, sustainability, and trust differ depending on cultural dimensions. This situation shapes the attitudes and intentions of individuals toward the sharing economy. In addition, the study lists the cultures studied and the theoretical approaches used in previous cross‐cultural studies on the sharing economy. The study shows that cross‐cultural studies often focus on the cultures of the United States, China, and India. Finally, we offer suggestions for future research.

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Exploring Consumer Motivation to Participate in Sharing Economy

Yildiz,

Altan

2023

Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics

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Sharing Economy: A Study on the Factors Influencing Users' Motivation to Use Ride Sharing Platforms

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The Practice of Sharing Economy in the Night Market Merchant Community

The Practice of Sharing Economy in the Night Market Merchant Community

Literature review of the sharing economy: Socio‐cultural perspective

Exploring Consumer Motivation to Participate in Sharing Economy

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