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Online shopping refers to buying and selling products or services over electronic systems like computers and the internet. It is projected that online retail in the US and Europe will grow substantially over the next few years. Some advantages of online shopping include lower prices, easy access to product information, and convenience. However, some disadvantages are an inability to physically examine products, potential security issues, and lack of assistance.
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1) Cross-border ecommerce is growing much faster than domestic ecommerce, with cross-border growth expected to be 5 times that of domestic from 2016-2020.
2) Emerging markets like Latin America and Africa are seeing huge growth in internet users and incomes, creating new consumers and spending power.
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4) For companies to succeed in cross-border sales, they must understand the characteristics and preferences of their target customers, including differences in demographics, geography, and psychographics between markets.
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Quỹ đạo tăng trưởng này tiếp tục với chính sách của chính phủ hướng tới độ phủ 100% của điện thoại thông minh (smartphone), thông qua việc hỗ trợ sản xuất điện thoại thông minh giá rẻ(2), và một trong những gói dữ liệu mạng di động rẻ nhất trong khu vực.
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