CONSUMER BEHAVIORS IN THE SHARING ECONOMY

These days, Consumer-to-consumer product trade (C2C-PT) has grown in popularity as a result of technological improvements, with everyone ready to buy and sell things directly. It's unclear how C2C-PT affects the market's maker (dubbed the "firm") and consumers. In general, a company creates and sells a product to market customers. Consumers have a wide range of random product valuations and are strategic in the sense that they maximize utility in the future. C2C-PT may benefit or harm the firm and consumers at times, and the strategic conduct of customers may harm or help the firm. Owners upload information about their products, including key features for purchasing. Consumers purchase a product and then resale it to another client using various techniques such as price less or very high. Admin will review and monitor the user's information as well as their payment information. When they tried to resell the product in volume, they were unable to do so. Only their wishes determine whether or not a single-quantity product is available.The rise in the concern of privacy of user data has inspired this project.

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Dr. M.IYAPPARAJA has 13 years of teaching experience. Presently he is working as Associate Professor, VIT, Vellore. He received University Rank holder and Gold medal award in his PG Degree. He completed his Ph.D. Degree in the area of "Risk Assessment in software Engineering". He published 55 articles in reputed journals.He produced 2 scholars.