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The Potential Of The Shared Economy In The Socio-Innovative Development

Table 1:

Comparison criteria Market economy Shared economy
1 Economic agents Household / company, firm/ individual Company, firms / individual
2 Economic interests Getting the most profit Getting the most out of your income
3 Transactions Exchange of ownership of goods Social interaction
4 Transaction costs Transfer of ownership costs Costs related to product quality
5 Interaction mechanisms Changes in demand, supply, price and market competition
6 Enforcement mechanisms Pricing and competition mechanisms
7 The role of economic agents Impact on the production, exchange and consumption of economic goods
8 Who is the guarantor State, households and entrepreneurs Companies, firms, individual entrepreneurs
9 Pricing mechanism The interaction of price and pricing factors The relationship between buyer and seller
10 Demand formation Change in prices for goods, cash incomes of consumers, consumer preferences Change in prices for goods, speed and comfort of purchasing goods, change in cash incomes of the population
11 Proposal formation The increase in demand for other goods, the change in prices of factors of production
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