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Unequal Access, Uneven Gains: Demographic and Structural Barriers to Rural E-Commerce Adoption in India
Despite increasing internet penetration and national-level digital policies, rural e-commerce participation in India remains significantly lower than in urban areas. The existing literature inadequately addresses the demographic and structural drivers of this gap, often relying on macro-level indica
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