Since the 1990s, with the breakthrough of network, communication and information technology, the Internet has grown explosively and spread rapidly around the world, which makes modern commerce have three characteristics: increasing supply capacity, increasing customer demand and global competition.

In the past ten years, the sustained and good development of American economy has provided a stable environment for the growth of e-commerce. On a global scale, the favorable capital market, the gradual recovery of Asian economy, the recovery of European competition mechanism and the general entrepreneurial spirit have directly or indirectly promoted the growth of e-commerce industry on a global scale. Internet also stimulates enterprises to take risks and invest in new products, new processes and new technologies. But even in a country led by the e-commerce revolution like the United States, all e-commerce industries, including B2B and B2C, only account for 0.8% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States from 65438 to 0999. By 2003, this number will increase to nearly 7%. At present, all countries in the world are optimistic about the new continent of e-commerce. It is generally believed that the development of e-commerce will be an important driving force for the development of the world economy in the next quarter century, and its role in promoting the economy will be no less than that of the famous industrial revolution 200 years ago.

1, global e-commerce, the United States is dominant, followed by Europe;

2. The development of e-commerce in Asia should not be underestimated;

3. Rapid growth of business-to-business e-commerce;

From the following three pictures, we can briefly understand the development of e-commerce in the world:

Forecast of the future development of global e-commerce;

1. As far as the power of economic development is concerned, domestic e-commerce has the best prospect, and market power is the first in the development of any industry. After entering 20 15. China has become the internal standard of the global economy;

2. From the perspective of the world economic structure, the developed countries in the world, such as Europe, America, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia and China, must be at the forefront of e-commerce and will lead the global e-commerce for 50 years, even 100.