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Environment and Policy Factors Shaping E-commerce Diffusion: A Cross-Country Comparison

2002

Gibbs, Jennifer;
Kraemer, Kenneth L.;
Dedrick, Jason

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Abstract
In terms of policy, the case studies suggest that enabling policies such as trade and telecommunications liberalization are likely to have the biggest impact on e-commerce, by making ICT and Internet access more affordable to firms and consumers, and inc
Introduction
Conceptual Framework
Methodology
Determinants of E-commerce Diffusion
Assessment of E-Commerce Determinants
Findings and Conclusions
FIGURE 2
E-commerce Sales as % GDP With GDP per Capita, 2000.
TABLE 1
Income Distribution: Ratio of Richest 20% to Poorest 20%
TABLE 2
GDP and GDP per Capita, 2000
TABLE 6
Industry Drivers
Finance
Wholesale/Retail
Electronics Mfg
Automotive Mfg
Public Services
Drivers (D)
Enablers (E)
Barriers (B)
Inhibitors (I)

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