One of the mainstays of the global economy is that we buy things and own them. The sharing economy once held some small promise of escaping this acquisitional rat race for a more equitable model. Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage has been putting his planet-sized brain – I wonder who wrote this introduction? – to use by wondering who will benefit from the share economy of the future.

<p>One of the mainstays of the global economy is that we buy things and own them. The sharing economy once held some small promise of escaping this acquisitional rat race for a more equitable model. Kulturpop&rsquo;s Matt Armitage has been putting his planet-sized brain &ndash; I wonder who wrote this introduction? &ndash; to use by wondering who will benefit from the share economy of the future.</p>

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