How sharing economy improves community, and why it is good for us | Rhenald Kasali | TEDxUI

Departing from clash between conventional taxi drivers and app-based ride hailing drivers in Indonesia, Prof. Rhenald shares his ideas and findings on sharing economy. He explains that sharing economy have existed in Indonesia since 40 to 50 years ago, which is well-known as "gotong royong" (mutual cooperation), yet the gotong royong concept have began to be forgotten by the people. Prof. Kasali believe that sharing economy does more good than harm to the society, and in order to make the good happen, we need to embrace change.
Prof. Rhenald Kasali is a tenured professor of economics in Universitas Indonesia. He decided to focus on social phenomenon and founded Yayasan Rumah Perubahan, a social entrepreneurship incubator with the purpose of pushing Indonesia's vast reformation.
Prof. Kasali has just been awarded as "Global Gurus in Management 2016" by The Global Gurus Foundation. This award established him as a top-notch economist along with Philip Kotler (Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University), Clayton Christensen (Harvard Business School), and Michael Porter (Harvard) among other awardees.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@remyfanggidae3277]

This is a real professor ! I wish I am able to know him personally...

[@shofanlim7930]

Udah 5 tahunan ini vidio tapi lagi nonton, hanya bisa berkata "Amazing"👍👍👍

[@jsjxyz]

Great presentation prof. Sharing economy can be incredibly low price because of the willingness of investor to burn money to grab the market share. It is still can create lower price, but will not be as much as in the beginning once the market is maturing.

[@dilipkamble5536]

It is useful information

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Best information

[@andycrossfit2101]

luar biasa Om Rhenald Kasali. salut saya :)

[@ivanoov3285]

Best lecture ever I've ever seen

[@superteacherchannel8074]

There are many. It's only one of them.

[@Oomhery]

Hebat , luar biasa...

[@pswideasbettermusicallivin3281]

Hahaha wkk wkk wkk, I like your explanation on " nongkrong", Prof - even though 711 is no more.

[@aburizalafandyafandy3030]

Spend of time for nothing😁😁😁😁😁

[@G4By_okokokok_lalalalala]

Keren

[@sbt1990]

Gara-gara searching Roby Muhammad, akhirnya kesini😂

[@gatotprog]

Now 7-11 disappears Prof....

[@as_sulthoni]

in rhenald's book its explained

[@superteacherchannel8074]

It's 2016 talk. Everything can cange.

[@as_sulthoni]

So many reason why 7 11 has been closed. And it's explained by prof rhenald in "DISRUPTION" (2017 book).

[@windysukarto618]

The definition of "nongkrong" according to Reynald Khasali so LOL 😂

[@vebriyanpasha675]

no, he was quoting from the media

[@rogers3389]

Another model that involves money. It is only sustainable if it does not involve taking your tax money or taking your money and your time Some of these models under "sharing economy" that rent something in exchange for your money is just another profitable form of capitalism in disguise. Before you give them your money, examine who they took from to start their business.

[@matiasazali7793]

Nongkrong Is perceived negative by this professor may be he dies not understand English. Nongkrong is the act of wait