B2B Trade Exchanges: A Study from a Seller's Perspective

Jack S. Cook

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B2B transactions directly affect a company's bottom line. More businesses are turning to e-marketplaces to conduct their purchasing and selling operations. This paper examines online trade exchanges and studies 20 manufacturing trade exchanges from a seller's perspective.

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