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Platform Regulation: A Platform Lab Report
This report features a number of case studies from around the world investigating how governments are attempting to regulate platforms, as well as how platforms continue to regulate various aspects of social and cultural life. From platform lobbying to censorship to state support, this report brings together a number of perspectives to examine the ...Crawford, Colin +6 more
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Investor Platform Choice: Herding, Platform Attributes, and Regulations
Journal of Management Information Systems, 2018AbstractOnline peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, one of the most successful technology-enabled initiatives in the fintech revolution, has drastically changed the way individual investors and borrowers meet and transact. While prior research has found herding among investors at the listing level, such social behavior has been underexplored at a macro ...
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Regulating Online Platforms – The Case of Airbnb
2018Platform services, such as Airbnb, Uber, eBay, Amazon, TaskRabbit and many more have rapidly emerged and taken over parts of existing markets for services. Airbnb’s peer-to-peer accommodation rental platform competes with hotels in many cities, whereas Uber has entered existing markets for taxi services in many large cities around the world. Innovative
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Investment platforms regulation
Crowdfunding has been regarded as a useful tool to meet consumers’ and SMEs’ financing needs as well as investors’ need for diversified alternative investments finance and desire for a more ‘democratic’ financial system. It has also been presented as a form of ‘disintermediated’ finance, reducing the traditional chain of financial intermediation ...openaire +1 more source
Proceedings of the Symposium on Computer Science and Law, 2019
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Abstract This chapter explores how Chinese online platforms self-regulate in the shadow of the dynamic pyramid model of regulation. As consumers rarely resort to public institutions due to their small-value claims, platforms become de facto regulators, enforcing internal rules through various sanctioning mechanisms.
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