Online Shopping Vs Traditional Shopping Research

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This behavior will be influenced by the seller’s advertising and promotion which attracts customers goes there and purchase goods, afterwards a part of new products will be taken home and be used. 3.1. Internet Shopping Internet shopping and traditional shopping are sharing many similarities, at the same time, it still exists some differences between them, such as the Internet shopping could provide convenience and interactive services (Jarvanpaa and Todd, 1997), and the traditional shopping could gives customers more comfortable shopping environment and good quality of products (Lee and Chung, 2000). Both aspect of shopping malls are trying to improving their services by learn commutatively from each other, such as traditional shopping malls …show more content…

But private consumption, private investment and public investment have greater potential to grow in future. 4. The impact of the Internet in India is constrained by current gaps and obstacles in the Internet ecosystem. While India scores well on the availability of human and financial capital, it rates poorly on Internet infrastructure, Internet engagement, the e commerce platform, the ease of Internet entrepreneurship, and the impact of e governance. On most indicators of the strength of the Internet ecosystem, India ranks in the bottom quartile of our comparison set of 57 countries. 5. Although the Internet ecosystem is becoming more vibrant, the benefits have been relatively concentrated. India’s Internet start-ups are scaling up through creative adaptations to overcome infrastructural and systemic bottlenecks. Yet, while large enterprises have gained from their early adoption of the Internet, there is scope among individual consumers, SMEs and the government sector to significantly increase engagement. Today, India’s measurable consumer surplus from the Internet is estimated at $9 per user per month, at the low end of the range for aspiring countries ($9 to $26) and well below the range for developed countries ($18 to $28). Even by 2015, with

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