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The gig economy refers to forms of work that are conducted without attachment to a specific employer, typically through digital platforms, and based on short-term, project-based, or task-oriented engagements. Individuals working within this structure operate independently and do not have a traditional employment contract with an employer. Elements such as working hours, the scope of work, and compensation are largely characterized by flexibility.Unlike traditional employment models, this economi

In the 21st century, as digitalization has accelerated, economic structures have entered a profound transformation process. One of the most striking dimensions of this shift is the proliferation of platform-based economic systems. This new model, known as the platform economy, redefines traditional production-consumption relationships while directly influencing labor markets, cultural production, and social interactions. With the widespread adoption of the internet, advancements in mobile device