Online Market between Problems and Challenges

E-Commerce stands for Electronic Commerce which refer for selling and buying goods on the Internet.E-commerce usually offer physical products but sometimes it also offers non- physical products such as services or e-learning, and the types on electronic commerce as following [1]: * B2B - Business to...

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Published inAnnals of the Romanian society for cell biology Vol. 25; no. 4; pp. 7761 - 7770
Main Authors El-Ebiary, Yousef A Baker, Hatamleh, Amer, Saat, S, Amayreh, Khalid Thaher, Karim, Rashed, Bamansoor, Samer, Yusoff, M Hafiz
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Arad "Vasile Goldis" Western University Arad, Romania 01.01.2021
Subjects
Business plans
Competition
Competitive advantage
Customers
Electronic commerce
Information technology
Internet stocks
Product returns
Retail stores
Shopping
Small business
Websites
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Summary:E-Commerce stands for Electronic Commerce which refer for selling and buying goods on the Internet.E-commerce usually offer physical products but sometimes it also offers non- physical products such as services or e-learning, and the types on electronic commerce as following [1]: * B2B - Business to Business: In simply, B2B is companies doing business with other companies such as distributors buys from manufacturer and retailers buys from wholesalers * B2C - Business to Customer: This type of e-commerce means the anyone in public can buy directly from the manufacturers or suppliers. * B2G - Business to Government It refers to businesses selling products, services or information +to federal, state, or local agencies. * C2C - Consumer to consumer It is a transaction of goods or services occur between two persons. Nowadays, although technologies are rapidly growth and makes people tend to use online marketplace to do shopping, there are still some disadvantages of the system [3]. [...]this paper will discuss on advantages and disadvantages of Amazon.com. Amazon is largely the final word hub for selling products on the web, enabling virtually everyone to use its website to sell almost anything. Since 2000, consumers also can find items for people or small businesses and retailers like Target and Toys' R Us, used goods, refurbished goods and auctions listed by third party sellers. [...]economies of scale and volume are achieved.
ISSN:2067-3019
2067-8282