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Sharing Economy: Nachhaltigkeit versus Profitorientierung

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Sharing Economy (SE) bietet eine Form des nachhaltigen Wirtschaftens und Konsumierens. Sie versteht sich als Teilen von Gütern und/oder Dienstleistungen durch Privatpersonen. Gleich wenn die SE seit dem letzten Jahrzehnt als neuer Trend gehyped wird, so findet die Menschheit mit dieser Form des Wirtschaftens doch wieder zurück zu ihren Ursprüngen.

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Heimel, J., Krams, B. (2021). Sharing Economy: Nachhaltigkeit versus Profitorientierung. In: Wellbrock, W., Ludin, D. (eds) Nachhaltiger Konsum . Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33353-9_4

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