What is the sharing economy model?

Sharing economy refers to a new economic format in which massive, scattered and idle social resources are gathered, reused and matched with supply and demand in a platform and collaboration, so as to maximize the use of economic and social values.

The two core concepts emphasized by the sharing economy are "the right of acquisition is higher than ownership" and "the unused value is a waste".

Explain this definition:

The first is the theme of sharing. Mainly idle resources, including idle goods, fragmentation time, cognitive surplus (underutilized knowledge and expertise, skills and experience, relationships and services) and capital surplus, idle space and public services.

The second is the way to achieve it. Based on Internet, ICT, cloud computing, big data, etc. We will build a platform, form scale and cooperation, and realize the intelligent matching of supply and demand of economic surplus resources with lower cost and higher efficiency.

Extended data:

trait

1, user driven. It embodies consumer sovereignty, and the sharing economy is driven by users' wishes, needs, choices, experiences, values and sharing.

2. Trust-driven. "Internet plus sharing economy" reconstructs connection, interaction, relationship and trust.

3. Platform drive. Social resources build platforms with the help of the Internet to solve information asymmetry and resource agglomeration, realize supply-demand matching and trading, and provide support for the sharing economy, such as online car rental platform, Tencent open platform and public technical service platform.

4. Data-driven. The primary stage is informatization and dataization; The second stage is clustering, structuring and user portrait; The third stage is prediction and intelligence.

5. Value-driven. Idle resources and excess capacity can participate in value creation, cognitive surplus and leisure time can be valued, and connection itself is valuable, which can make interaction more meaningful.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Sharing Economy