Understanding How Consumers’ Perceived Sustainability Influences Their Continuance Intention to Use Sharing Economy Services

The sharing economy is beneficial for sustainable development. It effectively utilizes underused resources and reduces unnecessary production, consumption, and waste through resource sharing. This study investigates the factors that can increase consumers’ perceived sustainability of a sharing economy service and examines the impact of perceived sustainability on their intentions to continue using the service. Furthermore, the study considers the moderating effect of perceived green transparency. Internet surveys are conducted to collect responses from users of a transportation service (Uber) and an on-demand logistics service (Uber Eats). This study provides suggestions for service providers in the sharing economy to develop sustainability strategies.

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Sustainability
Published
2024-09-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/su16177753
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3
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Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Understanding How Consumers’ Perceived Sustainability Influences Their Continuance Intention to Use Sharing Economy Services

Shiu‐Li Huang, Yu-Ren Leau
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Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Understanding How Consumers’ Perceived Sustainability Influences Their Continuance Intention to Use Sharing Economy Services

Shiu‐Li Huang, Yu-Ren Leau
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Abstract

The sharing economy is beneficial for sustainable development. It effectively utilizes underused resources and reduces unnecessary production, consumption, and waste through resource sharing. This study investigates the factors that can increase consumers’ perceived sustainability of a sharing economy service and examines the impact of perceived sustainability on their intentions to continue using the service. Furthermore, the study considers the moderating effect of perceived green transparency. Internet surveys are conducted to collect responses from users of a transportation service (Uber) and an on-demand logistics service (Uber Eats). This study provides suggestions for service providers in the sharing economy to develop sustainability strategies.

SustainabilityVol. 16(17)
National Taipei University (TW)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Sharing Economy and Platforms
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