Scenarios about 'platform capitalism'
The economic model that emerged in the early 21st century characterized by digital platforms serving as intermediaries between users, consumers, and service providers. Platform capitalism represents the shift from traditional business models to ecosystems where companies like Google, Amazon, and Uber extract value through control of data and network effects, fundamentally altering labor relations, market structures, and economic power distribution across global societies.
What If The Gig Economy Never Developed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the gig economy failed to emerge, dramatically altering the landscape of modern work, technology platforms, and labor relations in the 21st century.