Norm Violations: Breaking Social Rules Explained
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Norm Violations: Breaking Social Rules Explained

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The sharing economy promised peer-to-peer exchange and underused assets. But what are Airbnb and Uber really?

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  1. 12 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    Airbnb's December 2020 IPO was priced at roughly $47 billion at the offer price, not $75 billion

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    inadvertently launched a company that would be valued at $75 billion at its IPO.

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    inadvertently launched a company that would be valued at about $47 billion at its IPO offer price.

    Why: Corrected Airbnb's December 2020 IPO valuation from the unverified $75 billion to the accurate ~$47 billion offer-price valuation. Verified present in body text; no bibliography or FAQ mentions of this figure existed.

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