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Design and Operation of Cross-Border E-Commerce Platforms for SMEs
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Abstract
To address the difficulties faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in participating in cross-border e-commerce, this paper organizes the access of SMEs to cross-border e-commerce from the perspective of platform design, and subsequently proposes some challenges and solutions.
Keywords
SMEs, cross-border e-commerce platform, solutions
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Zhang,B. (2024). Design and Operation of Cross-Border E-Commerce Platforms for SMEs. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,8,1-5.
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