The Sharing Economy: The End of Employment and the Rise of Crowd-Based Capitalism (Mit Press)
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The Sharing Economy: The End of Employment and the Rise of Crowd-Based Capitalism (Mit Press)

by Arun Sundararajan

Business Economics
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The Sharing Economy explores the transformation of work and commerce as digital platforms enable new forms of sharing, access, and exchange. Arun Sundararajan examines the rise of crowd-based capitalism and its implications for employment, ownership, entrepreneurship, businesses, consumers, and society.

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The Sharing Economy examines the economic and social changes associated with platforms that enable people to share, access, and exchange goods, services, and resources.

Arun Sundararajan explores how crowd-based capitalism is transforming traditional ideas about employment, ownership, and entrepreneurship.

The book considers the broader implications of these developments for workers, businesses, consumers, and society.

It offers a focused introduction to the forces reshaping economic activity in the digital age.

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