The Comparison and Analysis of China Cross-border E-commerce Business Model

Abstract

Abstract-The cross-border E-commerce is becoming a new growth point of China economics. As predicts 2020, the China cross-border E-commerce will reach 12 trillion Yuan. So the economic area should give it extensive attention and deep research. This paper analyzes the development stages and situations of China cross-border E-commerce and according the value chain analysis method researches the business models of China cross-border E-commerce. By the specific cases, the paper analyzes the cross-border E-commerce enterprises how to participate in business operations and how to benefit. The results of the paper can provide some theoretical basis for industry and enterprise applications and give some suggestions and guidance for the traditional import and export trading businesses to transform to be cross-border E-commerce platforms.

Multi-angle perception and convolutional neural network for service quality evaluation of cross-border e-commerce logistics enterprise

“…Through the selection and analysis of the influencing factors of logistics service satisfaction, the researchers construct the evaluation index system of logistics service satisfaction from four aspects: the level of customer trust, the level of specialization, the level of resource conditions and the level of customer response ( Zhang et al, 2017 ). Relevant scholars study the enterprise logistics service system in the field of cross-border e-commerce, and believe that logistics service is an important support for the development of cross-border e-commerce, and build a comprehensive evaluation system of cross-border e-commerce air express logistics service from the four aspects of logistics service security, timeliness, reliability and economy ( Liu, Chen & Cai, 2015 ).…”

Blockchain Framework for Digital Learning and Information and Communications Technology

“…The number of Electronic commerce across national borders participants will increase from 30.9 billion in 2014 to 900 million in 2020. Since 2020 [15], due to the impact of the epidemic, Logistics across national borders have been restricted; however, according to the Blue Book of Overseas Development of Enterprises: Report on Overseas Development of Chinese Enterprises (2020) jointly released by Beijing Enterprise International Management Research Base of the University of International Business and Economics and Social Sciences Academic Press on January 13, 2021 [16], it is expected that the global Electronic commerce across national borders transaction scale will exceed 1 trillion US dollars in 2020. The average annual growth rate is as high as 30% to achieve rapid growth.…”

“…In 2004, online trading came into being, and cross-border ecommerce platforms began to gradually transition from information matching in the embryonic period to online trading in the growth period. Finally, since 2013, it has been called the 3.0 stage of cross-border e-commerce [16], that is the maturity period. 2013 is also known as the first year of cross-border e-commerce, and in 2015, the launch of Alibaba International's website insurance business marked a comprehensive online transformation of China's cross-border e-commerce.…”

Les hubs eWTP d’Alibaba : une stratégie globale d’articulation d’écosystèmes locaux

“…Dans cette perspective, le plan de développement « Internet Plus », dévoilé en 2015, entend miser sur le secteur de l'Internet chinois pour trouver de nouveaux relais de croissance (Goutti et Péquignot, 2015 ;Jianzheng, 2015). Le commerce électronique transfrontalier apparait ainsi comme un nouveau moteur économique pour la Chine : entre 2008 et 2014, la part du e-commerce dans le chiffre d'affaires du commerce international chinois est passée de 4 à 14% (Liu et Yan, 2017). S'il s'agit d'exporter davantage de marchandises à travers le monde, l'accroissement du flux d'importations vers la Chine est également très sensible, le développement rapide de l'économie chinoise ayant entrainé une augmentation de la classe moyenne, dont la demande en produits étrangers est forte, ainsi qu'une hausse des usages d'Internet et leur intégration dans les pratiques de consommation (Liu et Yan, 2017).…”

“…Le commerce électronique transfrontalier apparait ainsi comme un nouveau moteur économique pour la Chine : entre 2008 et 2014, la part du e-commerce dans le chiffre d'affaires du commerce international chinois est passée de 4 à 14% (Liu et Yan, 2017). S'il s'agit d'exporter davantage de marchandises à travers le monde, l'accroissement du flux d'importations vers la Chine est également très sensible, le développement rapide de l'économie chinoise ayant entrainé une augmentation de la classe moyenne, dont la demande en produits étrangers est forte, ainsi qu'une hausse des usages d'Internet et leur intégration dans les pratiques de consommation (Liu et Yan, 2017). Afin d'accompagner cette industrie et de faciliter les échanges internationaux, les autorités chinoises ont mis en place, dans les années 2010, un ensemble de normes et de dispositifs douaniers adaptés au e-commerce, notamment en matière de taxes et de contrôle des marchandises.…”