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E-Commerce as a Driver of Rural Transformation: Insights from a Systematic Review
This study presents a systematic review of 95 studies examining how E-commerce development fosters rural transformation. We focus on both household-level participation and macro-level policy interventions, analyzing the impacts of E-commerce development across three domains: household livelihoods, a
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