regulatory infrastructure / insufficient solution / digital rights management technologies / car owners / urban transportation platform / unaffordable car payments / technology professionals / digital technology-based platforms / insurance products / finance / broader professional network / technology-mediated peer-to-peer / massive new urban infrastructure / car-owner / real estate / limousine services / urban transportation / food cooperatives / social tools / peer-topeer car rentals / short-term car rentals / retail items / consumer products / social technologies / car rentals / services / power tools / manufacturing / digital technologies / network technologies / car sales / business infrastructure / similar services / technology businesses / /
Organization
NYU Stern School of Business / Harvard / United States House of Representatives / Committee on Small Business / United Nations / NYU Center for Urban Science and Progress Written / Securities and Exchange Commission / /
January 14th, 2014 Peer-to-Peer Businesses and the Sharing (Collaborative) Economy: Overview, Economic Effects and Regulatory Issues Arun Sundararajan Professor and NEC Faculty Fellow, NYU Stern School of Business