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“Sharing Economy” in Denmark - First attempt to measure Peter Bøegh Nielsen Statistics Denmark

About the survey  Part of the ICT usage by household survey based on 5.385 respondents between 16 and 89 years  The module on sharing economy aspects focused on P-P renting and P-P transportation services  The survey was carried out March to May 2015 by telephone interviews or web questionnaires  Results are grossed up based on a number of back ground variables (age, gender, education, occupation and geography) 2

Supply side: Share of internet users renting out using internet portals – broken down by age Per cent 7 6 5 4 3 3.1 2 1 0 16-24 år 25-34 år 35-44 år 45-54 år 55-64 år 65-89 år Alle All 3

Supply side: Share of internet users renting out using internet portals – broken down by regions Per cent 5 4 3 2 3.1 1 0 Denmark Hovedstaden Sjælland Syddanmark Midtjylland Nordjylland Alle 4

Supply side: Average no. of rentals – broken down by age Number of rentals 6 5 4 3 2 2.2 1 0 16-24 år 25-34 år 35-44 år 45-54 år 55-64 år 65-89 år Alle All 5

Demand side: Share of internet users having rented accomodation via Internet portals such as Airbnb, broken down by age Per cent 14 12 10 8 8.7 6 4 4.4 2 0 16-24 år 25-34 år 35-44 år 45-54 år 55-64 år 65-89 år Alle All Udland Danmark Rest of World Denmark 6

Demand side: Share of persons having bought transportion serviecs such as Uber or car-2-go broken down by age. Share of persons having bought any kind of transportation services, e.g. traditional renting of cars Per cent 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 2.8 1 0 All 16-24 år 25-34 år 35-44 år 45-54 år 55-64 år 65-89 år Alle 7

Possible Road ahead  Introduce a module measuring aspects of sharing economy in the Eurostat ICT by household survey  Include new elements on the supply side in the ICT usage survey or LFS  Introduce questions on use of crowd sourcing in Eurostat ICT usage by enterprises survey  Use of administrative data (e.g. tax registers) probably not feasible 8

Thank you! Peter Bøegh Nielsen Statistics Denmark pbn@dst.dk 9