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Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group<br />

proliferation of entrepreneurial drives to establish large-scale changes in the way products and<br />

services are created, shipped, delivered, used, and re-circularized.<br />

The global reality of the Sharing Economy is reflected in the diverse growth figures visually<br />

captured in the series of slides above, by Benita Matofska, CEO of The People who Share, and<br />

originator of Global Sharing Day. “Smart UK consumers who currently share are benefiting from<br />

£4.6 billion worth of savings or earnings,” Matofska has said, and “[t]he sharing economy is the<br />

people’s sustainable economy and is a good deal for everyone." 348<br />

Causal connections between tipping events in the climate system, as identified by participants in an expert<br />

elicitation. 349<br />

348 Jennifer Elks (2013) New Research Finds UK Consumers Earning and Saving £4.6 Billion Through the Sharing<br />

Economy, SustainableBrands.com, May 22, 2013,<br />

http://www.sustainablebrands.com/news_and_views/social_enterprise/new-research-finds-uk-consumersearning-and-saving-46-billion-throu?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=schtweets&utm_campaign=editorial<br />

349 Lenton, Timothy M. and Hywel T.P. Williams (2012) On the origin of planetary-scale tipping points, Trends in<br />

Ecology & Evolution July 2013, Vol. 28, No. 7. Map color explanations: “Causal connections between tipping<br />

events in the climate system, as identified by participants in an expert elicitation. Tipping events (in yellow) are<br />

connected A B if at least five experts judged that event A had a direct effect on the probability of event B<br />

thereafter; the sign indicates increasing (+) or decreasing (–) effects, or effects of uncertain direction (+/–). A<br />

predominance of positive causal connections could give rise to a ‘tipping cascade’, but this also depends on the<br />

strength of the positive and negative connections. Here, there are more positive (red) than negative (green) and<br />

405

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