Overseas Warehouse Deployment for Cross-Border E-Commerce in the Context of the Belt and Road Initiative

Liu, Chanjuan; Wu, Jinran; Jayetileke, Harshanie Lakshika

doi:10.3390/su14159642

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“…Therefore, Chinese manufacturers of sporting goods should modify their strategies for international sales, which could support domestic urban clusters economy. The integration of the transcontinental sports industry between China and other nations may also stimulate broader economic growth in other nations [ 35 ].…”

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China’s new urban clusters strategy for coordinated economic growth: Evidence from the sports industry

Su,

AGUDAMU,

Liu

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PLoS ONE

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In 2014, the Chinese government unveiled the New Urbanization Plan and Document No. 46, which profoundly influenced the development trajectory of the regional economy and sports industry. Using the coupling coordination model, this study aimed to assess the development progress of the sports industry and urban clusters economy. This study sampled Greater Bay Area urban clusters (GBAUC) and Yangtze River Delta urban clusters (YRDUC). The statistics covered one year after the release of the policies to date. We developed a total of 15 macro indicators to evaluate the sports industry and urban cluster economy as two distinct, yet interdependent, economic systems. Using the entropy weight method, we determined the standardized values and weights for the two systems before calculating the coupling coordination degree (D). Between 2015 and 2021, the sampled sports industry and urban clusters economy exhibited coordinated high growth across all economic metrics, with multiple sports industry metrics exhibiting double-digit growth. In 2015, both showed extreme imbalance: D of GBAUC = 0.092, D of YRDUC = 0.091. In 2017, both improved to bare coordination: D of GBAUC = 0.600, D of YRDUC = 0.566. In 2019, both reached well coordination: D of GBAUC = 0.851, D of YRDUC = 0.814. By 2021, both achieved quality coordination: D of GBAUC = 0.990, D of YRDUC = 1. This study provides the first evidence from the sports industry that China’s new urbanization model and Document No. 46 are highly effective for synergistic regional economic growth.

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China’s new urban clusters strategy for coordinated economic growth: Evidence from the sports industry

Su,

AGUDAMU,

Liu

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PLoS ONE

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“…It examines the environmental effects of supply chain operations and offers a thorough method for addressing sustainability issues in global trade and transportation.In order to optimize the shipping and distribution process for cross-border e-commerce, warehouses are established in key locations along the countries that make up the Belt and Road. This is how Liu, C., et al [26] describe the Overseas Warehouse Deployment for Cross-Border E-Commerce strategy technique. It enhances supply chain management efficiency and facilitates smooth international trade.…”

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“…This study examines its impact on the entrepreneurial vitality of urban areas in China by studying the effects of a government-led pilot program. The findings point to a favourable correlation between urban entrepreneurship and cross-border e-commerce.Liu C. et al's discussion [29] The Belt and Road Initiative, which intends to improve cross-border e-commerce between participating nations, includes the deployment of offshore warehouses. It entails setting up facilities in strategically important nations along the Belt and Road route to enhance the effectiveness and speed of crossborder delivery and trade for e-commerce companies.T.…”

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Green Energy Strategies for Cross-Border E-Commerce: A Sustainable Approach

Yan

2024

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Cross-border e-commerce has become a significant force in the global economy, with the continuous growth of online retail giants such as Amazon and Alibaba. the rapid expansion of this industry has also brought significant environmental impacts, especially in terms of energy consumption and carbon emissions. In response, a number of green energy initiatives have been put out and put into practice to support a sustainable strategy in international e-commerce. Using renewable energy sources is one of the main tactics. An increasing number of international e-commerce businesses are relying on clean energy sources like solar and wind power to run their businesses as a result of the advancement of renewable energy technologies. It not only reduces their carbon footprint but also helps to lower energy costs in the long run. Another strategy is the implementation of energy-efficient practices. It includes adopting energy-efficient lighting, heating, and cooling systems, using efficient transportation methods for logistics, and optimizing the route planning to reduce fuel consumption. These measures not only contribute to reducing carbon emissions but also help companies save on energy costs. In addition, cross-border e-commerce companies are also exploring green packaging solutions. It involves using sustainable materials for packaging, such as biodegradable or recyclable materials, to reduce the environmental impact of packaging waste. Some companies are also implementing innovative green packaging designs, such as reusable containers and packaging made from recycled materials. There are efforts to promote sustainable supply chain management in cross-border e-commerce. It includes incentivizing suppliers to adopt green energy and sustainable practices, as well as implementing strict sustainability criteria for selecting and monitoring suppliers. By promoting sustainability throughout the supply chain, cross-border e-commerce companies can reduce their overall environmental impact.

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“…There are more emissions because of these problems (Katta & Lam, 2022). Environmental sustainability issues in e-commerce have also been the focus of many authors around the world, either global pack-Open Journal of Social Sciences ing waste greenhouse gas emission (Idrees et al, 2018;Kim et al, 2022;Pinos et al, 2022;Arora et al, 2023;Escursell et al, 2021), last-mile delivery emission (Comi & Savchenko, 2021;Caspersen & Navrud, 2021;Patella et al, 2021), cross-border e-commerce sustainability (Fan et al, 2022;Liu et al, 2022;Cheah & Huang, 2022), or three dimensions of sustainability (environmental, social, and economic aspects) (Ingaldi & Ulewicz, 2019;Oláh et al, 2018) in e-commerce.…”

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Last-Mile Carbon Emission under E-Commerce: Environmental Perspective

Sarkar

2023

JSS

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E-commerce is now a major, thriving industry that contributes significantly to global economic growth. The market is significantly impacted by the e-commerce sector's rapid expansion. The success is entirely attributable to consumer responses and buying habits. Given that it has more than 1.4 billion inhabitants and generates enormous earnings for e-commerce, India is seen as a prospective market. The recent growth of the e-commerce market and online shopping in India, there is a need for more environmentally sustainable and reliable last-mile logistics designs. Besides the success of e-commerce and its benefits for the environment, the study focuses on the status of e-commerce in India, carbon emissions, the impact of electric vehicles instead of fossil fuels and government decisions, and the use of technological advances, which are all subject to discussion. The international treaty on climate change was approved by 196 parties at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris, France on December 12, 2015, and became effective on November 4, 2016, and India is a party to the agreement. So, limiting carbon emissions, innovations in environmental e-commerce are important and the importance of last-mile delivery is changing the behaviour of e-commerce businesses. This study aims to the existing literature on environmental impact from the point of view carbon emission by e-commerce, and focus on how e-commerce in India is environmentally sustainable in relation to carbon emissions, technological advancements especially last-mile delivery and government initiatives.

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Overseas Warehouse Deployment for Cross-Border E-Commerce in the Context of the Belt and Road Initiative

Cited by 12 publications

References 41 publications

China’s new urban clusters strategy for coordinated economic growth: Evidence from the sports industry

China’s new urban clusters strategy for coordinated economic growth: Evidence from the sports industry

Green Energy Strategies for Cross-Border E-Commerce: A Sustainable Approach

Last-Mile Carbon Emission under E-Commerce: Environmental Perspective

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