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In the dynamic internet, applying internet for business become very popular and to humans’ life. The Internet has become a popular shopping medium for consumers who have more shopping choices than ever before. Technological advances have created a dynamic virtual medium for buying and selling information, services, and products offering. With norms such as fast, simple, user-friendly, time and money saving, so on. Nowadays, there are many online-business form. There are many studies that Internet is changing the way people's consume shop for goods and services and has rapidly evolved into global. Rowley Jennifer, (1998) examined that internet is becoming a hotbed of advertising, shopping and commercial activity. Li Na and Zhang Ping, (2002) examined that online shopping has become the third most popular Internet activity, immediately following e-mail using, instant messaging and web browsing. Internet usage history and intensity also affect online shopping potential The internet is regarded by many as the place to buy any item at the cheapest price. The rise of price comparison sites has added to the impression that the internet is about low prices (3. RISK, RALPH. New Media Age. 5/12/2011, p09-09. 1/2p (Periodical)). Millions of people are shopping online (Ainscough, 1996; Strauss & Frost,1999) According to Pilík’s research. There is no denying the fact that online shopping has become more popular than in-store shopping. However, everything is two sides, there are positives and negatives. Online shopping retailers offer convenience to consumers enabling them to search, compare, and access information more easily and ultimately save transaction costs. These retailers are responding to the needs of more informed and demanding customers by improving the tradeoff between customer benefits and transaction costs. This, in turn, enables retailers to attract and keep customers, increase sales and market share, and improve profits and value (Chircu & Mahajan, 2005) by lowering access, search, evaluation, selection, and ordering costs Verhoef and Langerak (2001)studied the advantages and disadvantages of online grocery shopping and traditional in-store shopping, using a sample of 415 households in Netherlands. They investigated the impacts of perceived relative advantage, compatibility, and complexity on consumers' intentions to purchase grocery online and concluded that consumer's perception of the relative advantage and compatibility positively influence the adoption rate, and the compatibility of grocery online shopping negatively influences the consumers' intention. Age, income, education are also included to moderate the model.
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