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The Sharing Economy: Perspectives on Policies in the New Economy

The sharing economy’s rapid rise has transformed how many people work and live, from commuting, shopping, eating, vacationing, and even borrowing money. Firms like Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb seem to be grabbing headlines on a daily basis as they grow into billion-dollar ventures, disrupt local businesses, and create new policy questions for regulators.

To help shed light on these issues, the Mercatus Center at George Mason University invites you to join Research Fellow Christopher Koopman for a Capitol Hill Campus presentation examining the economics and policy issues surrounding the sharing economy.

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The Sharing Economy: Perspectives on Policies in the New Economy

  1. 1. The Sharing Economy Christopher Koopman Research Fellow
  2. 2. What exactly is the sharing economy?
  3. 3. Taking what you’ve got and making it work for you.
  4. 4. Economics of the sharing economy
  5. 5. Economics of the sharing economy
  6. 6. Economics of the sharing economy
  7. 7. Economics of the sharing economy
  8. 8. Economics of the sharing economy
  9. 9. What can policymakers do about all this?
  10. 10. What can policymakers do about all this?
  11. 11. What can policymakers do about all this? How long have you been working as an independent contractor?
  12. 12. What can policymakers do about all this?
  13. 13. What can policymakers do about all this?
  14. 14. Are we willing to adapt and evolve with the sharing economy, or will we continue to apply 20th century thinking to 21st century issues?
  15. 15. The Sharing Economy Christopher Koopman Email: Web: Twitter: ckoopman@mercatus.gmu.edu www.Mercatus.org @ckoopman

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