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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"access-based consumption"”.

  1. From satisfaction of consumers to satisfaction with consumers: Reverse rating in the sharing economy

    … under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2024-08-01

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  2. The sharing economy: understanding the affordances and barriers that influence the assimilation of digital platforms for handy services in South Africa

    The need to further Information Systems is essential. Innovations in technology have led to rapid developments and as technology continues to advance, so is the need to understand the changes from Information Systems' view. Several studies have explored the sharing economy services such as …

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  3. Reconciling materialism and anti-consumption: A grounded approach to the co-existence of solid-liquid consumption in fashion rentals

    As a sub-type of anti-consumption, the rise of access-based services like rentals triggered an ontological disconnect with the notion of materialism by shifting the focus from owning possessions, like luxury fashion, towards their usage. The once straightforward binary philosophical understanding …

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  4. Reconciling materialism and anti-consumption: A grounded approach to the co-existence of solid-liquid consumption in fashion rentals

    As a sub-type of anti-consumption, the rise of access-based services like rentals triggered an ontological disconnect with the notion of materialism by shifting the focus from owning possessions, like luxury fashion, towards their usage. The once straightforward binary philosophical understanding …

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