During the last decade, the sharing economy has been on a constant rise in the most industrialized countries, becoming more and more popular in an increasing share of consumers. From the providers’ perspective, the sharing economy is shaped around three business models: Access-based, marketplace, and on-demand. All of them are based on the subscription to a (digital) platform to gain access to a set of shared goods or shared services (often offered in a Peer-to-Peer fashion), paying either a usage- or a subscription-fee rather than the traditional market price.
After having witnessed the successful development of sharing-based business models in popular consumer goods markets (above all, car-, bike-, and scooter-sharing), this report focuses on power-driven hand tools and its sharing potential. Power-driven hand tools are defined as the items produced in the NACE sector 28.24, thus hand tools with self-contained electric or non-electric motor or pneumatic drive. Examples of power-driven hand tools are circular, reciprocating, and chain saws, drills and hammer drills, hand-help power sanders, pneumatic nailers, and grinders.
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The sharing economy and power-driven hand tools
- Sharing economy business models
- Sharing economy sectors
- Idle-time ratio and useful life in the B2C segment
- Number of mobility sharing service users
The power-driven hand tools market- The global power-driven hand tools market
- Revenue in North America (2020-2025)
- Revenue in China (2020-2025)
- Revenue in the largest European countries (2020-2025)
- Largest market players
Alternative consumption of power-driven hand tools- Revenue in North America (2020-2025)
- Revenue in China (2020-2025)
- Revenue in the largest European countries (2020-2025)
Outlook and conclusion
