Electronic commerce: some implications for firms and workers in developing countries

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Alwyn Didar Singh

Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies), DP/123/1999, International Institute for Labour Studies

2000

Abstract

commerce

trade

Internet

enterprise

employment

economic implication

social implication

trade development

business strategy

infrastructure

legal aspect

price

taxation

market access

marketing

skill

training needs

distance study

informal economy

case study

future

developing countries

Examines the socio-economic implications of electronic commerce. Includes some suggestions for future action and research.

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Title: Electronic commerce; some implications for firms and workers in developing countries
Creators: Alwyn Didar Singh
Contributors: International Institute for Labour Studies. Education and Outreach Programme
Publisher: International Institute for Labour Studies; Geneva
Date published: 2000
Series: Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies); DP/123/1999
Number of pages: vii, 28 p.
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995340914202676