E-COMMERCE IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

E-COMMERCE IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

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UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

DR. SNIGDHA DASH

Galgotias University

ABSTRACT

Opportunities abound for divers in the global economic arena, but maintaining a steady footing can be difficult. While combining IB with e-commerce will certainly make things more complicated, it will also make trade easier and eliminate a lot of other problems. The free flow of goods, services, and ideas has flourished as a result of the stronger bonds that have been forged between nations through international trade. Worldwide trade encompasses all economic activities that facilitate the exchange of products, services, people, ideas, and technology beyond national borders. Anything a business does inside its own country is considered to be part of its internal operations. International commerce refers to the purchasing and selling of products and services across international borders, whereas international businesses are those that participate in this activity. Such trade procedures can be owned by a private company or the state. Furthermore, the national economy remains stable. A dangerous country can overcome any obstacle. The strategic planning of a multinational firm should be based on the resources, goals, and objectives of the company.

Keywords: International business, e-commerce integration, cross-border trade, rapid development, global relationships, flow of goods and services, cross-border allocation, internal business operations, international commerce, economic stability, strategic development.