Effects of Clusters on China's E-Commerce: Evidence from the Junpu

Taobao Village · Guihang Guo · Liang Qian · Luo Guangfan

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E-commerce and Technology Innovations Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Regional Development and Innovation

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This study examines competitive advantages and economic effects brought by clustered-based e-commerce in China through analyzing a case of Junpu Taobao Village, a small village where a critical mass of online vendors is concentrated. Backed by the Diamond Model and other cluster theories proposed by Michael E. Porter, this paper finds positive, large, and statistically significant clustering effects in this Taobao Village. These effects generated by online vendor agglomeration shed lights on the sustainable development of E-commerce in China.

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