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This research explores regulatory instruments in the sharing economy, focusing on international examples and potential adaptations for Vietnam.

July 26, 2026Open Access

Regulatory Policies for The Sharing Economy in The Digital Era: International Experience and Lessons for Vietnam

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Presents regulatory comparisons in the sharing economy, suggesting ways for Vietnam to adapt post-2025.

This research explores regulatory instruments in the sharing economy, focusing on international examples and potential adaptations for Vietnam.
Structured institutional comparison across multiple jurisdictions including the EU, US, China, Singapore, and Australia.
Review of academic studies, legal documents, and statistical evidence up to July 2026.
Identification of regulatory instruments and their applicability to Vietnam's context.
Five regulatory instruments identified: multilevel regulation, decentralized experimentation, direct regulation of data and algorithms, targeted social security protection, and minimum standards establishment.
No single regulatory model is universally optimal; transferability of models is context-dependent.
Proposed three-tier policy architecture for Vietnam includes general platform obligations, sector-specific regulations, and adaptive mechanisms.

Vu Duc Minh (2026) studied this question.

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