Evaluation and comparison of B2C e-commerce intensity in EU member states
Electronic commerce in the business-to-consumer sphere (B2C e-commerce) represents a significant factor in the competitiveness of companies and entire economies. The purpose of this paper is to propose a tool to evaluate and compare B2C e-commerce intensity in economies. The authors address the foll...
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| description | Electronic commerce in the business-to-consumer sphere (B2C e-commerce) represents a significant factor in the competitiveness of companies and entire economies. The purpose of this paper is to propose a tool to evaluate and compare B2C e-commerce intensity in economies. The authors address the following research questions: What is the position of individual EU member states in terms of B2C e-commerce intensity? Is there a strong correlation between B2C e-commerce intensity and the level of economic development of EU member states? Is there a correlation between B2C e-commerce intensity and the length of the countries' EU membership? |
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