The sharing economy is least used in Germany
Although the sharing economy has been on the rise in Germany for a long time, it is still in its infancy compared to other countries. Research by Capterra shows that only 10% of respondents in Germany currently use goods or services that are part of the sharing economy.
The question is why the share of the sharing economy in Germany is still relatively low. In comparison, 15% in France, 16% in the Netherlands and 30% in Great Britain said they use the sharing economy. In Australia, usage is already at 38%.
The sharing economy has growth potential if it becomes more user- and customer-friendly
The fact that the sharing economy is not as developed in Germany as in other switzerland telegram data countries may be partly due to the relative obscurity of the phenomenon. For example, only 8% of respondents knew exactly what the term sharing economy meant and 43% had never heard of the name or the concept. The rest knew either the name or the concept.