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Digital Inclusion and Rural Earnings in Indonesia: Evidence from E-Commerce Adoption Across Sectors
This study examines the determinants and income effects of e-commerce adoption among rural employers and employees in Indonesia, with a focus on both agricultural and non-agricultural sectors. Using nationally representative labor force data from 2018 to 2024, we applied Endogenous Switching Regress
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