Trusting Strangers : The Role of Trust in the Acceptance of Sharing Economy Platforms during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Amrollahi, Alireza, Kummer, Tyge and Rajaeian, Mohammad Mehdi. (2022). Trusting Strangers : The Role of Trust in the Acceptance of Sharing Economy Platforms during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Australasian Conference on Information Systems. Australia: Association for Information Systems. pp. 1
AuthorsAmrollahi, Alireza, Kummer, Tyge and Rajaeian, Mohammad Mehdi
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This paper focuses on the impact of trust and risk on forming behavioural intentions to use sharing economy platforms. Also, we investigate the interplay between risk, trust in and intention to use sharing economy platforms, as well as the antecedents of trust in this context. The study found strong support for the impact of trust on behavioural intention, and the mediating role of perceived risk. We also identify differences regarding the role of social influence on trust among the two studied platforms (Uber and Airbnb). The results have implications for trust research as they merge technology acceptance and e-commerce research.

KeywordsTrust; Sharing Economy; Risk; Uber; Airbnb
Year01 Jan 2022
PublisherAssociation for Information Systems
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Copyright © 2022 Amrollahi, Kummer & Rajaeian.

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