Correlation between Social Media Utilization and the Young Generation’s Online Shopping Behavior in Eastern Indonesia

Correlation between Social Media Utilization and the Young Generation’s Online Shopping Behavior in Eastern Indonesia

Online shopping is popular among generations Y and Z in Indonesia. This research study evaluated consumer online shopping behavior in Eastern Indonesia, a lower income and lower internet penetration region than western Indonesia. Online study questionnaires were distributed to the region's main...

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