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Swipenomics

Pronunciation: /ˈswaɪpəˌnɒmɪks/

Etymology: The term "swipenomics" is a portmanteau of "swipe," referencing the action of swiping on digital devices, particularly in mobile apps like dating apps, and "economics," the social science concerned with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Definition: Swipenomics refers to the economic and social dynamics created by the widespread use of swipe-based technologies and applications. It encompasses the ways in which these apps influence consumer behavior, market trends, personal interactions, and broader societal changes. The term is often used to describe the impact of apps that use a swiping mechanism, such as Tinder for dating or swipe-based shopping apps.

First Use: The exact first use of "swipenomics" is difficult to pinpoint, but it likely emerged in the early 2010s with the rise of swipe-based mobile applications, particularly in the context of discussing their economic and societal implications.

Synonyms:

  • Swipe culture
  • Swipe economy
  • Digital interaction economy
  • Mobile app economics

Antonyms:

  • Traditional economics
  • Offline economics
  • Non-digital interaction
  • Analog economy

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