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Recognition of business risks when purchasing goods on the Internet using GIS: experience from Slovakia

For operators of Internet shops and their investors on the one hand, and suppliers on the other hand, knowledge of the consumer market is becoming critical in terms of the risk of non-payment for purchased goods, as most small e-shops maintain their stocks according to current demand. The aim of thi...

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Published in:Electronic commerce research 2018-09, Vol.18 (3), p.647-663
Main Authors: Kita, Pavol, Szczyrba, Zdenek, Fiedor, David, Letal, Ales
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Consumer behavior
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Geographic information systems
Internet
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Marketing
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Risk management
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