User-driven cross-border e-commerce platform competition and policy analysis
Material type: TextSeries: Advanced Studies in E-commercePublication details: Springer Singapore 2024Description: xi, 237 pISBN:- 9789819738342
- 658.8 XIO
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This book constructs a four-dimensional driving model for customer perception of cross-border e-commerce retail imports from a consumer perspective, and constructs a secondary indicator of the four-dimensional driving model for customer perception of cross-border e-commerce retail imports based on product and service theme attributes. It studies the competitive advantages of importing cross-border e-commerce from the perspectives of platform enterprises and users. At the same time, by constructing a research model for evaluating cross-border e-commerce policies, the book analyzes the internal logic and evolution laws of China's cross-border e-commerce policy texts, evaluates the effectiveness of the implementation of policies in the comprehensive experimental zone for cross-border e-commerce, and studies the impact mechanism of environmental factors on policy implementation. This will help readers further understand the implementation of cross-border e-commerce policies and comparethe differences in policy implementation among different comprehensive experimental zones. Improving the accuracy of policy formulation and optimizing and improving the cross-border e-commerce policy system have important theoretical significance and practical value in promoting China's foreign economic development.
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