Upward Trajectory of the Accommodation Sharing Economy & Distributional Values

LEE,, E. , & CHO,, Y. (2021). Upward Trajectory of the Accommodation Sharing Economy & Distributional Values. The Journal of Distribution Science, 19(10), 75-86, https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.19.10.202110.75

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to address policy preparation and amendments on regulations in accommodation sharing for resource distribution by fostering better adjustment in a society, since previous studies are rarely investigated in those issues. After conduct exploratory research about laws and regulations of accommodation sharing, this study investigates how effective policy instruments improve trust in accommodation sharing and potential growth by investigating the perceptions of individuals and by applying policymaking procedures. Research design, data and methodology: The data is collected via online survey. Structural equation modeling with confirmatory factor analysis and non-recursive model with multiple regression analysis were applied. Results: The results of this study found that among proposed policy instruments, individuals perceive local ordinances, government publicizing and campaign, trust marks, taxation, penalties, and government controls are effective to build trust in accommodation sharing. Policies geared toward the majority of the public are more effective, while governments should establish a strategic approach as to which policies are introduced in public and which role the government plays in the departments. Conclusions: The results provide policy and managerial implications how to enhance distributional values of accommodation sharing economy with proper preparations and amendments of laws and regulations.

keywords: Accommodation sharing, Distributional Values, Policy Reactions, Promotion, Regulation

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Upward Trajectory of the Accommodation Sharing Economy & Distributional Values

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