The Forecast Model of China’s B2B E-Commerce Transactions

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Since the Internet users in China increased gradually, we use the Bass model to forecast the number of the Internet users in china in the following years, and establish the model to forecast the B2B e-commerce transaction volume of China. With the estimation of model parameters, we analysis the reasons of the E-commerce development in china, and give some policies or proposals which might be help for the high-speed development of the E-commence in China.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143-144)

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976-979

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October 2010

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