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2008-06-30 02:02 P.M.
起因是看到这么一则新闻: 调查显示:中国2010年将成亚太最大网上购物市场标题没有什么,文章里的数字比较骇人,“万事达组织的报告还提出,2010年中国网络购物销售额将有望达到1.4万亿美元,成为亚太区的第一;而印度估计将成为第二位”。这个1.4万亿美元是个什么概念呢? 中国2007年国民生产总值是3.2万亿美元,乐观认为08~10年保持年10%的复合增长率(受到经济周期的影响,恐怕很难达到),2010年中国国民生产总值将达到4.25万亿美元。按照万事达的估计,这意味着网购销售额将占到GDP的1/3以上。另一个数字是07年中国网购总交易量500亿人民币 折合72亿美元,要达到2010年1.4万亿美元,08、09、10年连续三年国内网上交易额要保持每年575%的增长率,无论怎么看这个估计也太不靠谱了。 万事达是一家经营信用卡的公司,从自身的立场出发来做的调研很可能有一些倾向性,但很难相信数据上会错的这么离谱。 顺着转帖线索摸到了hexun网,应该是这则中文消息的源头,标明引用的是国外的网站: http://www.newkerala.com/one.php?action=fullnews&id=78611 这个newkerala是个什么网站呢,印度的一个地方新闻网,alexa排名2万开外,处于第三世界国人民很可以理解的心态,制作出了一篇报道。可怜一大堆中文网站争相转帖,下面是他们的名字: 中国2010年将成亚太最大网购市场 中新网6月30日电由万事达卡国际组织进行的最新调查显示,中国在2010年将取代日本成为亚太地区最大的网上购物市常据英国广播公司28日的消息,万事达对亚太地区电子商务市场进行了调查后提出,相信到2011年亚太地区网上购物的增长率将超过每年23%的水平。调查报告提出,相信亚太网上购物增长的主要驱动力将是中国和印度。...
调查称中国2010年成亚太最大网购市场 取代日本 由万事达卡国际组织进行的最新调查显示,中国在2010年将取代日本成为亚太地区最大的网上购物市场。 据英国广播公司28日的消息,万事达对亚太地区电子商务市场进行了调查后提出,相信到2011年亚太地区网上购物的增长率将超过每年23%的水平。 调查报告提出,... 附印度佬的原文: By 2010, China will have the highest online shopping turnover, which would make up to about 1.4 trillion dollars and India will be at the No 2 spot. Conducted by MasterCard, the survey claimed that by 2010, these two largest populated countries would displace Japan from its position of the largest online shopping market in the Asia-Pacific region, what with 480 million online buyers spending trillions of dollars buying products online. Focussing on e-commerce across the region, the survey said that by 2011, online shopping growth will be exceed 23 percent a year, with the bulk of that coming from China and India. "The rising population of upper-middle-income urban elites is likely to boost the online shopping markets in China and India significantly. Domestic consumer spending in the two countries is poised to pick up strongly, underpinned by the rapid pace of urbanization, robust economic expansion and rising spending powe," the China Daily quoted the survey, as saying. By 2010, India's online shopping population is believed to go ahead of Japan and South Korea, revealed the survey. While China has one of the lowest Internet penetration rates, its online shopping penetration rate is about 70 percent, "indicating the online population has a high tendency to make online purchases", said the survey. Talking in terms of total revenue, online shoppers in these countries spend an average of 612 dollars per quarter, with Singaporeans and South Koreans the biggest spenders. In fact, the survey revealed that a large majority of the region's shoppers, about 84 percent, plan their purchases and conduct research before spending their money. |
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