Nelson Analyzed The Shopping Habits Of More Than 6000 Consumers In 6 Countries.

< p > according to foreign media reports, eBay's online payment department PayPal commissioned a research report by Nelson, a market research firm, to show that more and more consumers are shopping online, and businesses are looking for consumers in the world. In the next five years, the sale of online goods will increase by nearly two times.

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Nelson's report shows that cross-border Internet commerce in China, Australia, Brazil, Germany, the United States and Britain will increase to $307 billion in 2018, far exceeding this year's US $105 billion.

The most active products in the paction will include < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing < /a > a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes > _blank > category and accessories, health beauty products and personal electronic products.

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P, as the world's largest online auction market, eBay has been seeking to increase employee development in emerging markets.

Last year, about 1/4 of eBay's revenue from auction business and more than half of its PayPal revenue came from international business.

PayPal President David Markus (David Marcus) said PayPal is investing more time in promoting cross-border business with China.

Marcus said in an interview, "China has 40 million small businesses, and only 5 million now export products through the Internet.

Therefore, the Chinese market has great potential for growth. "

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P Nelson report shows that some Chinese consumers are the biggest buyers of American goods, and 84% of them buy goods from American websites.

Over the past 12 months, Nelson has analyzed the shopping habits of over 6 consumers in 6 countries.

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< p > Nelson also said in the report that by 2018, an international paction of US $106 billion is expected to be carried out through mobile devices, up from this year's US $36 billion 400 million.

The United States is the largest shipping market, and 45% of respondents said they had been shopping on the US website.

The UK market is second, with a ratio of 37%.

Nelson's survey data also showed that the most favored cross-border payment method was PayPal, and 79% of respondents said they had used PayPal in the past year.

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