Effects of customers’ perceived risks of sharing economy on self-protective behavior toward COVID-19

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ISSN: 0959-6119
DOI: 10.1108/IJCHM-12-2021-1547
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Hailey Shin, Hyejo; Jeong, Miyoung; Zapata Cuervo, Natalia; Montes Guerra, Maricela Isabel; Cho, Mi-Hea; Kim, Yensoon
Date
2022
Abstract
This study aims to investigate how customers’ perceived risks of sharing economy (SE) affect their self-protective behaviors when using SE, leading to their future behavioral intention. Additionally, this study looks into whether there are any differences between accommodation-sharing and ride-sharing customers in the aforementioned relationships.
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