The Productivity impact of E-Commerce in the UK, 2001: Evidence from microdata
This paper considers the impact of e-commerce on establishment level productivity for all sectors of the economy, using data from the UK E-commerce survey. E-Commerce represents the operational application of technology in the production process and may be regarded as an innovation driven change in workplace practice.Using a production function approach to measuring productivity, we find that OLS estimation fails to adequately account for the selectivity bias amongst enterprises that use e-commerce. Using a treatment effect estimator, we find that both e-buying and e-selling have significant and positive impacts on productivity.
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2005-05
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Authors: | Rincon-Aznar, Ana ; Catherine (Kate) Robinson ; Vecchi, Michela |
Institutions: | National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
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