72% of Americans have used some type of shared or on-demand online service % of adults who have second goods online hand Used progams offering same day or Purchased tickets ffom online reseller Purchased handmade or artisanal Used online home sharing services Ordered delivery of groceries online Worked in a shared office space Hired someone online for errand/task Rented clothing, other products for a But exposure to these services % ofadults who have used a of these services
The sharing economy and on-demand services are starting to weave their way into the lives of Americans. About seven-in-ten Americans (72%) have used some type of online or shared service, such as the ride-hailing service Uber or the home-sharing service Airbnb. College graduates, those with relatively high household incomes and those younger than 45 are most exposed to these services. Those with lower incomes and who live in rural areas are less exposed.
72% of Americans have used some type  | of shared or on-demand online service  | % of adults who have  | Purchased used or second goods hand  | 50%  | second goods online hand  | Used progams offering same day or  | expedited delivery  | Purchased tickets ffom online reseller  | 28  | Purchased handmade or artisanal  | 22  | products online  | Contributed to online fundraising project  | 22  | Used ride-hailing apps  | 15  | Used online home sharing services  | Ordered delivery of groceries online  | from local store  | Worked in a shared office space  | Hired someone online for errand/task  | Rented clothing, other products for a  | short time online  | But exposure to these services  | varies widely  | % ofadults who have used a of these services  | 28%  | 20  | 18  | 14  | 9  | None  | 3 4- 5  | 6+  | 2  | Source Survev conducted Nov 24-Dec 21 2015  | "Shared, Colla borative and On Demand: The New Digital Economy"  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 