Which of the following assessments of electronic retailing is most accurate? a. The line between electronic retailing and traditional retailing is blurring as traditional retailers go online. b. Traditional retailers seldom find much success when they attempt to incorporate online selling into their businesses. c. Electronic retailing has two major advantages over traditional businesses: simplicity and very low start-up costs. d. One of the reasons electronic retailing firms have been so successful has been their ability to deal with customer complaints and provide personalized services more efficiently than traditional firms.

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31 August, 20:10

Which of the following assessments of electronic retailing is most accurate? a. The line between electronic retailing and traditional retailing is blurring as traditional retailers go online. b. Traditional retailers seldom find much success when they attempt to incorporate online selling into their businesses. c. Electronic retailing has two major advantages over traditional businesses: simplicity and very low start-up costs. d. One of the reasons electronic retailing firms have been so successful has been their ability to deal with customer complaints and provide personalized services more efficiently than traditional firms.

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Addison Juarez · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "A": The line between electronic retailing and traditional retailing is blurring as traditional retailers go online.

Explanation:

Most purchases nowadays are being processed online. The easiness to access to a wide variety of products and the methods of payments causes more people to buy online. Besides, the number of retailer stores with mobile apps is increasing so there is no need to have a computer to make the purchases online since they can be made with a phone. This scenario is fading the line that used to separate traditional retailing with online retailing.