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Collaborative Consumption and Sharing: A theoretical Analysis

Esna Betül Buğday

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Collaborative consumption concept is characterized by consumers' access to various goods and services of in anytime and anywhere instead of actual ownership. Collaborative consumption takes place in daily lives in many different forms including car sharing, credit unions, common office spaces and toy libraries. In this study, it was studied that sharing, product sharing and collaborative consumption behavior.

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Collaborative consumption concept is characterized by consumers' access to various goods and services of in anytime and anywhere instead of actual ownership. Collaborative consumption takes place in daily lives in many different forms including car sharing, credit unions, common office spaces and toy libraries. In this study, it was studied that sharing, product sharing and collaborative consumption behavior.

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Collaborative consumption concept is characterized by consumers' access to various goods and services of in anytime and anywhere instead of actual ownership. Collaborative consumption takes place in daily lives in many different forms including car sharing, credit unions, common office spaces and toy libraries. In this study, it was studied that sharing, product sharing and collaborative consumption behavior.

Key concepts: Sharing economy, Consumption (sociology), Product (mathematics), Business, Computer science, World Wide Web, Sociology, Mathematics

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