Here's an initial report from the Luohan Academy:
Digital Technology and Inclusive Growth--Executive Summary
From the mission statement:
"Social scientists in general, including economists, must therefore collaborate to help societies adapt smoothly and fairly to the digital revolution. Two important objectives of the academic community are first, to understand business models and market structures that enable growth and progress, and second, to identify the impact of digitization on individual and social welfare. So far the rapidly increasing scale of digitization has not been followed by a corresponding increase in theoretically grounded empirical research on the rationales, consequences, and policies of digitization. A well-organized research community could greatly facilitate and speed up such research efforts."
And, as the report makes clear, China is a good place to study ecommerce:
Digital Technology and Inclusive Growth--Executive Summary
From the mission statement:
"Social scientists in general, including economists, must therefore collaborate to help societies adapt smoothly and fairly to the digital revolution. Two important objectives of the academic community are first, to understand business models and market structures that enable growth and progress, and second, to identify the impact of digitization on individual and social welfare. So far the rapidly increasing scale of digitization has not been followed by a corresponding increase in theoretically grounded empirical research on the rationales, consequences, and policies of digitization. A well-organized research community could greatly facilitate and speed up such research efforts."
And, as the report makes clear, China is a good place to study ecommerce:
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