A Growth Model of E-Commerce Market: An Empirical Research in China

Siqing Shan · Lisha Liu

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E-commerce and Technology Innovations ICT Impact and Policies Economic Growth and Development

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In this article, we explored the impact of the growth of e-commerce market based on the theory of economic growth and studied the difference factors between B2B and B2C in the same environment. The factors we identified are investment in ICTs, network infrastructure, globalization, urbanization and Internet users. The data is collected from 2001 to 2007 in China, which is a typical developing country with great potential. We got some interesting results through empirical research. And these results have never been raised in the previous study.

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