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Volume 15, Issue 2June 2015
Reflects downloads up to 15 Jan 2025Bibliometrics
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Editorial: Electronic Commerce Research in seven maps

Over the past year, Electronic Commerce Research (ECR) has revised its research focus and benchmarks to more accurately reflect the impact that electronic markets have had on nearly every sector of modern life. Using ECR and several related journals as ...

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Access to the Internet and financial performance of small business households

With increased focus on survival strategies for small farm businesses, we investigate the impact of access to the Internet on household income and expenses of small farm businesses and households. Using a nationwide data from the U.S. and non-parametric ...

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Not all seals are equal: An experimental investigation of the effect of third-party seals on purchase probability in electronic commerce

Many online retailers display third-party seals on their website in order to signal their trustworthiness to potential customers. However, it is unclear whether and under what conditions such seals are effective in raising purchase probability. This ...

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TACO: a novel method for trust rating subjectivity elimination based on Trust Attitudes COmparison

Trust ratings shared by users in electronic commerce environments are subjective as trust evaluation depends on evaluators' personal disposition to trust. As such, aggregation of shared trust ratings to compute a user's reputation may be questionable ...

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The influence of Facebook advertising on cognitive attitudes amid Generation Y

Social media has irrevocably transformed the manner in which society communicates and has altered perceptions and attitudes. The proliferation of Facebook usage has connected consumers to each other, to marketers and to brands in a manner that is as ...

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A model of acceptance of augmented-reality interactive technology: the moderating role of cognitive innovativeness

This research integrates the technology acceptance model and concepts of experiential value to investigate factors that affect sustainable relationship behavior toward using augmented-reality interactive technology (ARIT). In line with consumers' ...

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