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  1. The City of Copenhagen's Bicycle Strategy

    Copenhagen plans to achieve a greater modal share for bicycles by increasing the capacity of cycle tracks to its city center, in order to accommodate an additional 60,000 cyclists by 2025.
  2. Using Big Data to Estimate Consumer Surplus: The Case of Uber

    Using data supplied by Uber, Cohen et al. estimate that the consumer surplus generated by UberX in the United States in 2015 was $6.8 billion.
  3. Circular Advantage. Innovative Business Models and Technologies to Create Value in a World without Limits to Growth

    Getting ahead of rivals by innovating for both resource efficiency and customer value—and creating change at the intersection of a company’s strategy, technology and operations.
  4. Gig Economy and the Future of Work: A Fiverr.com Case Study

    Case study on Fiverr.
  5. Car-sharing in the Netherlands: trends, user characteristics and mobility effects

    The report provides insights about the car-sharing market in the Netherlands, and what can be learned from other countries' example.
  6. Welcome to the Gig Economy: neoliberal industrial relations and the case of Uber

    This paper investigates how Sharing Economy entities work within the neoliberalist framework
  7. Sharing Economy: An In-Depth Look At Its Evolution and Trajectory Across Industries

    This report released by Piper Jaffray outlines the sharing economy's enablers and secular drivers, introduces sub-sectors of the sharing economy, and examines its impact to existing businesses.
  8. Overview of accommodation sharing platforms

    This case study gives a brief overview of the diverse accomodation sharing platforms operating (in cities) all around the world.
  9. Library at the Dock: A Makerspace in Melbourne

    The city of Melbourne has created a makerspace to enable citizens to develop some necessary skills for the 21th century.
  10. The Sharing Economy: Why People Participate in Collaborative Consumption

    This study by Hamari et al. tests the assumption that individuals engage in collaborative consumption for the greater good and finds people are more likely to participate for personal gains.