According to MIC, the sharing economy is a business model in which individuals or groups make money by releasing and sharing access to their existing but underutilized resources (both tangible and intangible) through the use of smart technologies. Demand and supply can be matched in this business model and the line between suppliers and consumers is blurred.
Ⅰ. Sharing Economy Meets Consumers' Need for Convenience, Social Sentiment, and Low Costs
Ⅱ. Sharing Economy Increases Resource Utilization, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Trust in the Society
Ⅲ. Four Obstacles to the Development of the Sharing Economy
Ⅳ. Challenges to the Development of Sharing Economy in Taiwan from the Perspective of Laws, Market, and Industry