An analysis of the impact of cross-border e-commerce on China's international trade and macroeconomy

  • Li J
  • Zhou Y
  • Guo M
  • et al.
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Abstract

In the background of the environment of economic globalization, the strengthening of China's economic strength, comprehensive national power, the development of the national economy, is the cross-border e-commerce has been widely developed, cross-border e-commerce of overseas exchanges more and more frequent. This form of trade has also facilitated people's lives to a certain extent, while bringing economic benefits to many enterprises, reducing the difficulties of enterprises and customers brought about by geography and making transactions more convenient. This form of trade also has an impact on the macroeconomic economy of the country and accounts for a large proportion of the social economy. Economic globalisation is the process by which the world's economic activities transcend national borders and form a global organic economic whole through foreign trade, capital flows, technology transfer, service provision, interdependence and interconnectedness. And in the context of economic globalisation, the world is witnessing increasingly close trade exchanges, the emergence of multinational enterprises, cross-border e-commerce and a range of economies, where companies from various countries are beginning to face the world and where companies from various countries are competing and cooperating with each other. International trade is becoming more and more popular and developed, and in this general environment, the economies of various countries around the world have been affected to some extent, and cross-border e-commerce is an adaptation to this general environment.

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Li, J., Zhou, Y., Guo, M., Li, M., & Chen, H. (2022). An analysis of the impact of cross-border e-commerce on China’s international trade and macroeconomy. BCP Business & Management, 34, 324–327. https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v34i.3032

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