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Thus, the anticipated further development of hybrid business forms at the Higher School of Economics, for example, when traditional players launch innovative subsidiary businesses in the sharing economy. A prominent example is Hyundai's car subscription service, auto giant's own car-sharing service. In turn, regulators in the sharing sector see the key to successfully creating an entire ecosystem as a chain of shared services. Amazon is a good example: we're talking about a global cloud infrastructure of hundreds of servers where startups and billion-dollar companies can rent space. By the end of the year.
Amazon accounted for more than half of the company's operating profit ($100 million of $100 million) in revenue. In turn, Amazon's main business is an e-commerce platform, which also fits the definition of a sharing economy. But so far, in most cases, the sharing economy is a money-losing moible number data business. In many ways, due to the high cost of aggressively promoting it in the market. 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 about how it works in detail Look at the work from the customer's point of view.

Translated from English is a concert, a kind of guest 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.
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