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When the OECD adopted its first E-commerce Recommendation in 1999, online spending on so-called e-commerce was wellbelow 1% of total retail spending. Fifteen years later, the figures have jumped to almost 8% in the EU and more than 11% in the United States. This is no longer some future trend: e-commerce is here and is critical for the economy, in which household consumption accounts for about 60% of total GDP in the OECD area.
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