E-COMMERCE IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS    

Authors : ADITYA KUMAR SARRAF, Dr. RACHNA BANSAL

Publishing Date : 2022

DOI : https://doi.org/10.52458/9789391842284.2022.eb.grf

ISBN : 978-93-91842-28-4

Pages : 0

Chapter id : GRF/EB/TMRP/2022/Ch-05

Abstract : E-Commerce In today's date everyone is stick with the ecommerce platform for any scale of transaction to purchase of different – different product. The human being has become too busy in his work and, So, in these circumstances, online purchases have become an increasingly integral part of our society, exceeding $ 200 billion in sales only in 2010. Benefits Helped in faster buying process Better in managing with cost efficient Better utilizing of the resources Affordable advertising and marketing Wider reach and better options for the consumers

Keywords : E-COMMERCE , BUSINESS

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