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Abstract The Covid-19 pandemic has limited human mobility due to the ongoing transmission. Countries in the world have issued various policies to prevent the transmission. The policies issued have made the mobility of people in the world become very limited. These limitations are also a challenge to meet economic needs. Online shopping was chosen as a solution to these limitations. Its use continues to show improvement. This paper will examine the increasing use of online shopping from the 1990s to the present using the free trade concept. The results of the study show that the widespread use of online shopping has led to online shopping as a form of shifting trend in free trade. Keywords Economy, free trade, online shopping, pandemic, shifting trend.
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