Bachelorarbeit, 2016
78 Seiten, Note: 1,1
This thesis aims to identify the challenges regulators face when developing a regulatory framework for the sharing economy, specifically focusing on Airbnb. It outlines guiding principles for regulating Airbnb and explores the potential effectiveness of a self-regulatory approach.
The key terms and concepts explored in this thesis include the sharing economy, collaborative consumption, Airbnb, regulation, taxation, self-regulation, and the challenges and opportunities presented by this rapidly evolving sector.
It is an economic model based on collaborative consumption, often involving the sharing of resources like housing (Airbnb) or tools, emphasizing access over ownership.
Controversies stem from issues regarding tax evasion, consumer safety, and the disruption of traditional hotel industries through unregulated short-term rentals.
The main drivers are economic benefits, sustainability, enjoyment, and building a reputation within digital platforms.
The thesis suggests that traditional laws are often ill-suited and proposes guiding principles that balance innovation with public safety and fair taxation.
A self-regulatory approach, where platforms like Airbnb take more responsibility for compliance, is identified as a potentially effective solution.
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