Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

Li, Yan; Wang, Mengxue

doi:10.56028/aemr.1.1.161

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“…This approach applies to bonded goods as well. Commodities could be shipped from abroad into a bonded warehouse, customs brokers for pickup and transfer, for the declaration of entry into the area, customs inspection and release into the bonded warehouse for stocking, e-commerce sales site (but also small programs, apps) on the merchandise into the available for sale status (if the force of the pre-sale, the goods can be sold ahead of time, but ultimately need to be prepared for stocking to the bonded warehouse) [6]. First, merchants can adjust the ordering cycle of imported goods for goods with a short shelf life and increase the frequency of orders to reduce the goods in the bonded warehouse detention time.…”

Section: Pre-sale Processing Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Improvement of Cross-border Bonded Goods Supply Chain by Optimizing Operational Methods

Chen,

Tao,

Zhang

2024

HBEM

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Based on the existing mode of the supply chain of imported bonded commodities for cross-border e-commerce enterprises, this paper studies and discusses the online operation method of bonded commodities, warehousing management, logistics and transportation, as well as consumer satisfaction, and draws on the operation mode of the supply chain of domestic general trade goods, and tries to make innovations to the operation and management of the whole cross-border bonded commodities supply chain based on this model. The authors of this paper found that updating the sales strategy and cooperation between the supply chain could help merchants accurately predict the positioning of commodities and market demand, which is helpful for cross-border e-commerce enterprises to grasp the market trends and consumption trends and avoid the inventory backlog in bonded warehouses. In addition, the innovation of bonded merchandise sales could increase the consumer attention of different groups of consumers, accelerate the circulation of goods and increase the sales of goods. It helps cross-border e-commerce enterprises to enhance their market competitiveness. Finally, merchants, through the management of logistics and transportation, through cooperation and data sharing, can better reduce logistics and transportation costs and rapid delivery.

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Section: Pre-sale Processing Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Improvement of Cross-border Bonded Goods Supply Chain by Optimizing Operational Methods

Chen,

Tao,

Zhang

2024

HBEM

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“…With the deepening of research, scholars have not only discussed its evolutionary path but also have shown a strong interest in its evolutionary dynamics. Li Juanbo et al used the ANP to construct a key dynamic model of the e-commerce ecosystem and summarized and analysed the dynamic mechanism and evolutionary path of the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem from the dimensions of politics, society and culture, the external economic environment, and the technological infrastructure environment [ 23 ]. Based on their research results, Xue Chaogai et al further identified the key factors affecting the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem and pointed out that policy support, the technological development level and enterprise internal management are the key evolutionary dynamics [ 20 ].…”

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Analysis of the key influencing factors of China’s cross-border e-commerce ecosystem based on the DEMATEL-ISM method

Ming-xia

Teo

2023

PLoS ONE

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Systematically analysing the relative importance and hierarchical relationships among the influencing factors of the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem holds rich theoretical value and practical significance for the development of this ecosystem. A total of 19 influencing factors covering four aspects affecting the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem are identified by means of the relevant literature, web pages, research, and discussions with relevant experts and scholars, and the decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) and interpretative structural modeling (ISM) method is used to analyse the cause-effect correlation of each factor and to obtain a cause-effect diagram and a multi-level recursive structure model. The results show that three factors, i.e., the e-commerce platform development level, cross-border e-commerce competitiveness, and the cross-border e-commerce transaction scale, have a greater degree of influence on the other influencing factors. Additionally, three factors, i.e., the information development level, GDP, and cross-border online shopping demand, are vulnerable to the influence of the other factors. The level of cross-border e-commerce platform development, cross-border e-commerce competitiveness, and inter-firm competition are the root factors and occupy an important position in the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem as influencing factors and influence the stability of the cross-border e-commerce ecosystem by affecting the other factors.

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“…The cultural industry is a global priority for all nations [9], but in contrast to developed nations, China still lags far behind in the five areas of capital investment, production efficiency, industrial scale, policies and regulations, and technological innovation [10]. China's current policy system for the cultural industry is still not perfect enough, and the targeting and operability are not strong [11].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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How the Digital Economy Enables Regional Sustainable Development Using Big Data Analytics

Wang,

Shi

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The development of the cultural industry cannot be isolated from the efficient integration with the digital economy and digital technology at the current stage of the technological and industrial revolution. This paper constructs an indicator system to measure the sustainable development of the cultural industry and tests the relationship between the digital economy and the sustainable development of the cultural industry using an OLS model based on China’s provincial panel data from 2011 to 2021. The findings of this study suggest that the digital economy can significantly aid in the long-term growth of cultural companies. The process of promoting sustainable development of the cultural industry through the digital economy has also advanced thanks to the government’s strong support. This report also suggests governmental recommendations based on these findings for the sustainable development of China’s cultural industry in the age of the digital economy. This paper theoretically elucidates the mechanism of the role of the digital economy on the sustainable development of the cultural industry, constructs a system of indicators to measure the sustainable development of the cultural industry, and tests the impact of the digital economy on the sustainable development of the cultural industry.

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Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Improvement of Cross-border Bonded Goods Supply Chain by Optimizing Operational Methods

Improvement of Cross-border Bonded Goods Supply Chain by Optimizing Operational Methods

Analysis of the key influencing factors of China’s cross-border e-commerce ecosystem based on the DEMATEL-ISM method

How the Digital Economy Enables Regional Sustainable Development Using Big Data Analytics

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