E-Commerce Transaction Mechanisms And Buyer-Supplier Relationship

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ABSTRACT

A Holistic Framework for Trust in Online Transactions

“…2009; Liang and Huang 1998; Malone et al . 1987; Ryu and Hung 2009; Williamson 1985). The participation in such transactions is only viable when organizations are characterized by a high propensity to risk.…”

“…1996; Smith 2002), and the transaction costs incurred (Gunasekaran et al . 2009; Mutz 2009; Ryu and Hung 2009; Williamson 1981, 1985, 1993). These factors can be perceived differently by the parties involved in the exchange (Rose et al .…”

“…This group of attributes describes specific features of the transaction, including the value (Li 2007), the volume (Smith 2002) and the frequency of the exchange (Corritore et al 2003;Meyerson et al 1996;Smith 2002), and the transaction costs incurred (Gunasekaran et al 2009;Mutz 2009;Ryu and Hung 2009;Williamson 1981Williamson , 1985Williamson , 1993.…”

“…Li et al tional safeguards are available to protect the interests of the transaction parties (Axelrod and Keohane 1985;Shapiro et al 1992). The one-shot game is an important starting point in our discussion, since it is also the type of transaction with the lowest transaction costs, where costs may include those incurred in various institutions which facilitate co-operation through negotiation, monitoring, control and sanctioning (Clemons et al 1993;Coase 1937;Fraser et al 2000;Gunasekaran et al 2009;Liang and Huang 1998;Malone et al 1987;Ryu and Hung 2009;Williamson 1985). The participation in such transactions is only viable when organizations are characterized by a high propensity to risk.…”

Making Strategic Decisions on B2b E-Commerce Models: An Empirical Study on Australian Agribusinesses

“…These strategic initiatives include the use of modern technologies to harness the benefits of electronic commerce (e-commerce) which has in turn transformed organizations by strengthening customer and supplier relationships, and establishing new markets and opportunities 1,2 . The emergence of…”