Blockchain Technology Application in the Sharing Economy: A Proposed Model of Effects on Trust and Intermediation
Blockchain Technology Application in the Sharing Economy: A Proposed Model of Effects on Trust and Intermediation
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2019-01-08
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Mehrwald, Pascal
Treffers, Theresa
Titze, Maximilian
Welpe, Isabell
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Combining blockchain technology and smart contracts has the potential to facilitate disintermediation and realize true peer-to-peer transactions provided that sufficient trust is build. An advanced research model of blockchain-mediated trust is conceptualized by incorporating extant trust building concepts. The conceptualized model helps to advance future empirical trust research in connection with blockchain technology in the sharing economy by suggesting moderating and mediating effects on trust in online settings.
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Distributed Ledger Technology, The Blockchain,
Internet and the Digital Economy,
Blockchain Technology, Disintermediation, Peer-to-peer, Sharing economy, Trust
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 52nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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