Governments should work to promote ‘e-commerce’, UN report says
Developing economies stand to gain if they can harness e-commerce
‘E-commerce' holds potential for significant growth if governments pursue the right policies, according to a UN report presented today (May 11) at the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia.
Speaking at the payment and securities settlement systems conference, central bank vice-governor Maja Kadievska-Vojnovic said e-commerce has grown in importance alongside the advance of technology in recent years. Various studies have pointed to a productivity boost alongside greater e-commerce, she
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