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Spain: CNMC publishes results of Shared Economy survey

By  |  October 25, 2016

Spanish market regulator CNMC has published the results of its latest survey on the use of ‘Sharing Economy’ platforms across Spain.

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    The results from the Household Survey show that the platforms with the biggest presence are those dedicated to the purchase or rent of second-hand items, with nearly 27% of web users visiting these sites at least once a year. The CNMC’s data also reveal that the number of people offering products and services is considerably smaller than those seeking these services, with under 4% of internet users saying they have listed their home or offered transportation to strangers using these technologies.

    The survey also reveals a high degree of satisfaction over ‘shared economy’ products and services. The satisfaction rates are particularly high among users of ride-sharing services between cities (with 67% responding ‘satisfied’ or ‘very satisfied’); second-hand item buyers (60.9%) and leasing out private homes (60.4%). The numbers drop considerably for same-city ride sharing and taxi-hailing services, with satisfaction at around 22.8%

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