Exploration on the New Model of Rural E-Commerce
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/ACS.IESD2024.24
Author(s)
Dong Xie*, Jiayan Wu, Gang Peng, Shuhong Tang
Affiliation(s)
School of information, Hunan University of Humanities, Science and Technology, Loudi, Hunan, China
*Corresponding Author.
Abstract
With the rise and popularization of Internet information technology, the rapid development of modern economy, e-commerce has also touched the countryside, in the development of rural e-commerce also has a primary attempt. Various resources rural E-commerce serves the countryside through the network platform, expands the rural information service business and service field. This paper analyses the pain points of rural e-commerce, and explores a new model of rural e-commerce. Hope to provide valuable reference for the development of rural e-commerce in China. The new rural e-commerce mode is through the cooperation of several suspects such as government agencies, merchants, consumers and farmers. Moreover, the work combines traditional mode and e-commerce mode, and online and offline mode, delivery to home and self-service, all-channel multi-contact, diversified payment, convenient and quick service as one mode can bring huge convenience and economic benefits as well as higher living standards for rural areas.
Keywords
Rural, E-Commerce, New Mode, Network, Platform
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