of e-commerce on retail employment. To instrument for exogenous variation in e-commerce exposure, I rely on random … variation in consumer's use of the Internet for tasks like “porn” and “cat videos” as measured by Google Trends. My estimates … demand for labor in at least 11 of the 27 retail industry groups, while labor demand decreases in at least 9 of the retail …

retail revenue generation in all EU countries. More than a half of population in EU are online shoppers. Books are important …

transportation and warehousing, industries complementary to e-commerce. Within the in-state retail sector, the decline in brick … general equilibrium model in which consumers substitute e-commerce for big-box purchases, crowding out brick-and-mortar retail. …

sample of 340 students. The main results showed the high frequency use of Internet as a means of searching the information …

This paper examines the relation between prices in conventional stores and on the Internet. Main results from the … to Internet reaches a critical level, ii) the relation between prices depends on convenience costs of shopping in regular … stores as well as on transport and navigation costs for goods bought over Internet, iii) retailers who only sell through …

-to-one customization. Hence, we show evidence the Internet acts as a substitute to brick-and-mortar stores for households in relative …

An Internet retailer's (e-tailer's) outstanding virtual location enhances the probability of being noticed by potential … analysis, an e-tailer's Internet search engine rank as well as its advertising activities in search engines serve as proxies …

Dominant or apparently dominant internet platform increasingly become subject to both antitrust investigations and …