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Industry competition, life cycle and export performance of China's cross-border e-commerce enterprises
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2021
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Cross-border ManagementTradeIndustrial OrganizationCross-border E-commerce EnterprisesProductivityIndustry CompetitionBarrier To EntryInternational Business StrategyManagementInternational BusinessGlobal StrategyBusiness-to-business MarketEconomicsSupply Chain ManagementCross-border E-commerce ExportsCross-border E-commerce PlatformPlatform CompetitionMarketingElectronic MarketplaceBusinessInternational DemandBusiness StrategyCross-border TradeLife Cycle
This study explores the influencing factors of the export performance of cross-border e-commerce enterprises, based on the merchant data of Wish - a cross-border e-commerce platform. The study finds that as the tenure of enterprises increases, the exports of cross-border e-commerce enterprises on platforms will show an 'inverted U-shaped' trend that rises and declines. As competition on the platform decreases, the exports of cross-border e-commerce enterprises on platforms will also rise and fall. As the tenure of enterprises increases, the impact of industry competition on the performance of cross-border e-commerce exports gradually weakens, and moderate competition prolongs the cross-border e-commerce enterprise life cycle. Moreover, high-quality business services, diversified product selection, and low commodity prices will promote the export performance of cross-border e-commerce enterprises.