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Big Data based Research on Mechanisms of Sharing Economy Restructuring the World

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Many researches have discussed the phenomenon and definition of sharing economy, but an understanding of sharing economy's reconstructions of the world remains elusive. We illustrate the mechanism of sharing economy's reconstructions of the world in detail based on big data including the mechanism of sharing economy's reconstructions of society, time and space, users, industry, and self-reconstruction in the future, which is very important for society to make full use of the reconstruction opportunity to upgrade our world through sharing economy. On the one hand, we established the mechanisms for sharing economy rebuilding society, industry, space-time, and users through qualitative analyses, and on the other hand, we demonstrated the rationality of the mechanisms through quantitative analyses of big data.

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  • Dingju Zhu, 2020. "Big Data based Research on Mechanisms of Sharing Economy Restructuring the World," Papers 2001.08926, arXiv.org.
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