The Gig Economy: A Case Study Analysis of Freelancer.com

The Gig Economy: A Case Study Analysis of Freelancer.com

The gig economy is transforming societies across the globe. Freelancer.com promises experts representing every technical, professional, and creative field on its platform serving over 47 million users that project managers will find freelancers seeking work. This case study evaluates Freelancer.com...

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Main Authors:	Daryl D Green, Xan Polk, Heidi O’Donnell, Kelsey Doughty, Michelle Carr, Devan Costa-Cargill
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	HATASO-S2SynergyGlobal 2021-05-01
Series:	Management and Economics Research Journal
Online Access:	https://www.hataso.com/journals/merj/articles/625

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