29 - To which extent the acceleration of e-commerce observed during the covid crisis is persistent?

Update: 2022-02-18

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It has been largely documented that the share of transactions carried out online has sharply risen during the covid crisis. Recent research has shown that this surge had largely been transitory, except for some sectors for which digitization has been boosted persistently by the pandemic.

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