Role of e-commerce and resource utilization for sustainable business development: goal of economic recovery after Covid-19
Abstract This study seeks to granularly document the fundamental aspects of the pandemic and its effect on the global scale and environmental steadiness. Structural equation modeling (SEM) is therefore utilized to analyze these constructs. The study results show that the pathway coefficient for the...
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