Depends very much on which country. It's very strong in the UK - has reached 16% of all retail, much higher than anywhere else in the world. In other countries the e-commerce offer is very poor indeed so it is much lower. The problem is not that people don't want to shop online, it's that the retailers are slow to offer a good e-commerce offer. Like everywhere, books, music, electronics all sell well online. Clothing is really taking off. Germany has strong e-commerce as well, as does Iceland. In general, northern Europe is in the forefront (as for all technology adoption) with southern Europe lagging behind.
A great increase in general commerce as well as growth in financial services, like banks.
A great increase in general commerce as well as growth in financial services, like banks.
security of data and possibility of fraud are the two main challenges e-commerce today
security of data and possibility of fraud are the two main challenges e-commerce today
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Like the average farm today without the machines
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No, perfect commerce is an antiqued idea that does not apply in today's globalized economy. The interplay of business in today's modern world is far from "perfect".
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The same as today. They lived all across Europe.