Developing sharing economy in Hai Phong city in the present context

Sharing economy is an economic model based on the shared use of resources through digital platforms, helping to optimize idle assets, reduce costs and create many job opportunities. In the context of digital transformation and deep integration, Hai Phong city , an important industrial, seaport and logistics center , has great potential to develop the sharing economy. The research method used includes document synthesis analysis, qualitative research through expert interviews and business surveys, while combining quantitative analysis based on statistics on the scale, growth rate and impact of the sharing economy in Hai Phong. The research results show that the sharing economy in Hai Phong has developed strongly in areas such as transportation such as Grab, Be, accommodation such as Airbnb, homestay, logistics such as warehouse sharing, fast delivery and finance such as fintech, crowdfunding. From there, the study proposes solutions such as perfecting the legal framework, promoting digital transformation, building a cooperation mechanism between the government, businesses and the community, supporting innovative startups and strengthening supervision to ensure fair competition. These research results contribute to building a scientific and practical foundation for the sustainable development of the sharing economy in Hai Phong, towards a modern economy and adapting to the global digitalization trend.

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International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Management
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.35629/5252-0703327333
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Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Developing sharing economy in Hai Phong city in the present context

La Thi Bich Diep
International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Management
Sharing Economy and Platforms
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Developing sharing economy in Hai Phong city in the present context

La Thi Bich Diep
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Abstract

Sharing economy is an economic model based on the shared use of resources through digital platforms, helping to optimize idle assets, reduce costs and create many job opportunities. In the context of digital transformation and deep integration, Hai Phong city , an important industrial, seaport and logistics center , has great potential to develop the sharing economy. The research method used includes document synthesis analysis, qualitative research through expert interviews and business surveys, while combining quantitative analysis based on statistics on the scale, growth rate and impact of the sharing economy in Hai Phong. The research results show that the sharing economy in Hai Phong has developed strongly in areas such as transportation such as Grab, Be, accommodation such as Airbnb, homestay, logistics such as warehouse sharing, fast delivery and finance such as fintech, crowdfunding. From there, the study proposes solutions such as perfecting the legal framework, promoting digital transformation, building a cooperation mechanism between the government, businesses and the community, supporting innovative startups and strengthening supervision to ensure fair competition. These research results contribute to building a scientific and practical foundation for the sustainable development of the sharing economy in Hai Phong, towards a modern economy and adapting to the global digitalization trend.

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