Sharing Economy: A Study on the Factors Influencing Consumption Decision to Use Farm Sharing in Guizhou of China
Abstract
With the rapid development of mobile internet technology, the operator would be no longer a single operator but could participate in the sharing economy as a resource supplier. Shared farms were based on an economic organization that was fully covering the interests of farmers as the primary carrier, with mixed-ownership enterprises composed of various capitals as the leading construction and operation body, supported by information technologies such as mobile Internet and Internet of Things, and sharing farms and homestays as the main features—integrating circular agriculture, creative agriculture, agricultural experience, and service functions, allowing farmers to participate in fully and benefit from the comprehensive operation and development model of rural revitalization, which more and more consumers favor.References
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