Electronic Trade's Place in World Trade

Authors

  • Manisha Gahlawat Assistant Professor

Keywords:

Electronic commerce, international trade, foreign trade enterprise, information

Abstract

E-commerce, an emerging business model that relies heavily on electronic data interchange, overcomes space and time constraints! Faster company cycles and effective management of resources reduce costs, increase profitability, and improve organizations’ worldwide competitiveness. E- commerce is a general phrase that covers a wide range of commercial operations. The fast growth of computer networks, which have technological advancements at their heart, has led to an entirely novel field of concentrate for network infrastructure development, which is the Internet and its widespread use for international e-commerce. The complete company procedure, including information exchange, sale, payment, and shipping, is included in e-commerce. It is a dynamic procedure. As a result, e-commerce has ushered in a new era of international trade. The scope and meaning of online shopping have been defined in many ways by academics and professionals. The information sent may contain files, sound, or graphics and the network may be open, like the internet, or it can link to the system through a gateway to create a closed system. Although the manufacturing sector is highly valued by national and international organizations, there is no precise definition of what it is. The World Trading Organization claims that telecommunications networks are primarily what make up e-commerce in terms of production, advertising, sales, and distribution. Its implementation enables intelligent, paperless, and streamlined globalization of trade, resulting in epoch-making fundamental changes. It also shortens the separation and time required for commerce worldwide and optimizes its procedures as well. The research regarded internet shopping as computing technology-based commercial operations such as manufacturing, movement, shipment, exchange, and analysis after summarizing all of these ideas.

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Published

2023-06-29

How to Cite

Gahlawat, M. (2023). Electronic Trade’s Place in World Trade. NOLEGEIN-Journal of Financial Planning and Management, 6(1), 72–76. Retrieved from https://mbajournals.in/index.php/JoFPM/article/view/1184