Global Business and E-Commerce Assessment

Only selling products in physical stores

Commercial transactions conducted electronically online

Trading exclusively through phone calls

Bartering goods between businesses

The Industrial Revolution

World War I

The dot-com bubble

The Great Depression

The total amount of imports only

The difference between exports and domestic sales

The difference between a country's total exports and total imports

The total amount of exports only

Fax machines

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Typewriters

Radio broadcasting

A reward for exporting goods

A discount on domestic products

A tax placed on certain imported products

A shipping cost reduction

By eliminating the need for customer service

By replacing traditional advertising completely

By integrating shopping features directly on platforms

By decreasing global connectivity

Limited product availability

Cybersecurity concerns

Lack of internet access

Too few delivery options

A minimum sales requirement

A set limit on imports or exports during a given period

A marketing goal

A customer satisfaction metric

It had no impact on trade

It only affected local businesses

It disrupted global supply chains

It increased in-person shopping

The value of currency compared between countries

The cost of shipping internationally

The price of stocks

The rate of economic growth