The Development and Current of Cross-Border E-Commerce
The Development and Current of Cross-Border E-Commerce
Summer 5-27-2016
Dandan Li
Management School, Beijing Union University, Beijing, 100101, China ;Business School, University of International Business
and Economics, Beijing, 100029, China, [email protected]
Yilei Pei
Management School, Beijing Union University, Beijing, 100101, China, [email protected]
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Abstract: It is the new period of rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, which could make distance shorten
between product and market in time and space. It will be the main mean of promoting trade a facilitation, upgrade trade
development and promote the effective implementation of national policy. There is a new development of cross-border
e-commerce and it also spawned a new ecological model. It will help cross-border ecommerce develop better through
building a new ecosystem based on cross-border e-commerce business model. In this paper, we analyze the opportunities and
challenges facing cross-border e-commerce first. Then, based on the above analysis and the development of cross-border
e-commerce, the business model and ecosystem of cross-border e-commerce is built in this paper. So, there are some
bottleneck and development of cross-border e-commerce. We must first carry out a rational market position, the goal is to
occupy the terminal markets, then to the global market and integration of the value chain. We also should build the value
chain, carding and supplement. Furthermore, synthesized service platform of cross-border e-commerce should be built to
train young backbone of the business, and they should master the skills of cross-border e-commerce to service all of the
people very well.
Keywords: cross-border e-commerce, trade, import, trade deficit
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Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] (Dandan Li). [email protected] (Wanxin Xue), [email protected]
(Yilei Pei).
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and open up new markets and avoid trade barriers and a series of bottlenecks.
The implement and carry out of cross-border e-commerce will help drive policy. On the external hand,
cross-border e-commerce strategy is from trade to investment to gradual currency. On the internal hand,
cross-border e-commerce strategy is simplifying administration and decentralization, optimize investment
environment, upgrading of industrial structure fully and optimize production capacity. Linkage between inside
and outside is for cross-border trade facilitation and deepening economic ties. We could output the excess
products and access to obtain resource and market. Through these two processes to promote the RMB as an
international settlement currency, and ultimately enhance the international influence of Chinese economy.
published in 1996 of "The Decline and Fall of competition: the era of leadership and business ecosystem
strategy". In his book, Moore observed and described the business activities of the market economy by
ecological point of system biology, and introduced the concept as well as the law of evolution to the company's
business ecosystem systematically.
The so-called business ecosystem is the economic union of organizations and individuals, including
members of the core business, consumers, market intermediaries, suppliers, competitors and other stakeholders
as well. They constitute a business ecosystem value chain or value network together. In addition, in 1988, Moore
believes that "business ecosystem is an extension system which is organized by a mutual support organization
constituted. And this system includes a customer base, supplier base, industrial tie those groups, investors,
financiers, business partners, standard setters , trade unions, government, and the unit has a government
functions, as well as other communities of interest. All of these units organized together through shared interests
and even some occasional ways. In 2004, Marco Lansiti and Roy Levien who is belonged to Harvard Business
School published a book named “The key advantage: a new business ecosystem of strategy, innovation and
sustainability mean anything”. They summarized their successful experience of business ecosystem through
following-up study of IBM and other large companies. Members of the business ecosystem are divides into
three kinds which are the backbone of enterprises, enterprises dominate and slit enterprise in this book. They
also proposed how to choose compete strategy according to business ecosystem, which are productivity, vitality
and creativity of the market segments evaluation.
According to Moore's theory, there are several important features. First, the composition of the business
ecosystem should be kept separate position in the ecosystem. That is, in the business ecosystem, companies and other
enterprises should be different from needs of survival skills, core competencies should to be different, too. Secondly,
members of the ecosystem should maintain diversity. In addition, the internal evolution of the business ecosystem is
functioning. The constantly changing of business, so does the business ecosystem change and timely adjust. The
members evolution themselves would positive effect on the ecological system. In Eve Mitleton-Kelly’s opinion, there
are some following characteristics: self- organization, emergence, relevance, interdependence, feedback, far from
equilibrium, the possibility of space, co-evolution, time-dependent, path dependence.
The export model of cross-border e-commerce is shown in Figure1. It involves multiple departments to
participate in the completion of outlet mutual of cross-border e-commerce.
The exit of cross-border e-commerce is clearance, tax, logistics, service features and financing.
Clearance refers to complete the declaration of each national port customs, commodity inspection through
the platform. Tax rebates is that, the general taxpayers bill to customers directly. Tax rebates can be obtained
after the export. Small-scale enterprises could also enjoy the tax rebates when their upstream factories can
provide domestic value-added tax invoices. Logistics refers to the domestic and international shipping and port
handling which could coordinate the cooperation between transport and services such as inspection,
warehousing, apply to customs etc. Financing of cross-border e-commerce refers to the export through credit,
collection and letters of credit. The model of financing of cross-border e-commerce is shown in Figure 3.
The purpose of cross-border e-commerce is the trade balance imports and realize the “The five Regulations”
of imports of consumer goods, then Sea Change ADS should be changed to domestic consumption. Cross-border
e-commerce can reduce import tariffs; adjust consumption tax, import unreasonable charges to clean up; additional
restore duty-free shops; consumer entry facilitation, optimized inspection and quarantine policies; promote Chinese
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traditional foreign trade enterprises. Advantage in marketing of internet will be used by foreign companies to
cross the intermediate links to end distributors, retailers or service providers directly. This could improve
income and reinforce the ability to respond to changes in market demand.
(5) Comprehensive services of cross-border e-commerce will rise up
Foreign trade enterprises will be converged with integrated services cross-border e-commerce platform,
forming a comprehensive cross-border e-commerce services. It is a realistic way of sustained, healthy and rapid
development for cross-border e-commerce. Integrated services of cross-border e-commerce is developing to
payment, logistics, credit, product quality insurance and finance other direction based on the existing
information and transaction services through the integration of industrial chain, trade chain, chain of custody
and data link. It provides a full range of integrated services for whole process of cross-border online trade, and it
could push comprehensive services to promote integration and development of traditional processing trade and
cross-border e-commerce.
In logistics, cloud computing, networking and other new generation of information technology is used in
cross-border e-commerce, which will enhance the information level of logistics and efficiency, reduce logistics
costs.
In terms of credit, relying on resources and modern information technology, large-scale e-commerce
platform opens up new avenues for the credit system.
In terms of Internet financial, relying on the big data resources, for example transaction, logistics and
payment, e-commerce platform understands credit conditions and operating conditions of foreign trade
enterprises deeply. It could provide supply chain finance, reduce the cost of financing for small and micro
enterprises, and promote foreign trade enterprises to enhance overall competitiveness.
7. CONCLUSIONS
To start cross-border e-commerce business well, we must first carry out a rational market position, the goal
is to occupy the terminal markets, then to the global market and integration of the value chain. We also should
build the value chain, carding and supplement. Furthermore, synthesized service platform of cross-border
e-commerce should be built to train young backbone of the business, and they should master the skills of
cross-border e-commerce.
8. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This research was supported by the Cross-cutting project under Grant 11103JA1416 and H2015sk033,
Beijing Union University New Start project under Grant zk10201502 and Beijing Union University Project
12205561105-073,Project PXM _2016 000001_00202756_FCG.
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