Which also fits the definition of a sharing economy. But so far, in most cases, the sharing economy is a money-losing business. In many ways, due to the high cost of aggressively promoting it in the market. The three leaders of the Russian car-sharing market and their losses in 2019 are as follows: Platform employment has revolutionized the world of work and is expected to have a bright future. But this system also has a downside. Let's talk a little bit more about how it works. The basis of the gig economy is not to have full-time employees involved in the work, but to engage contractors in one-time jobs.
Look at work from the customer's point of view. Translated from English is a concert, a kind of guest moible number data performer: tonight you have a courier with your dinner to go on tour, and tomorrow morning an electrician with a new switch. At the heart of the gig economy is an information platform whose main function is to help customers avoid the transaction costs associated with finding a counterparty and address issues of trust, pricing, and payment.
Many of these platforms are familiar to everyone, such as (now),, and so on. Information platforms work based on a large amount of information and allow you to connect supply and demand. These platforms know who can teach you English or sing, fix a faucet or assemble furniture, take a photo or take you to the train station. one-off recurring services to consumers. These platforms also work in fields, allowing you to find contractors for non-core projects for your company, or for applicants to find projects in another city or country.