From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-Commerce in China 基本信息 Publisher ? : ? Princeton University Press (November 12, 2024) Language ? : ? English Paperback ? : ? 328 pages ISBN-10 ? : ? 0691254109 ISBN-13 ? : ? 978-0691254104 Item Weight ? : ? 1.11 pounds Dimensions ? : ? 6.14 x 0.73 x 9.21 inches 内容介绍 全球最大的电子商务市场如何彰显数字化发展之路 国家如何建立促进市场发展的重要机构？政府往往面临技术或政治障碍，无法提供法治、合同执行和贷款准入。 在《从点击到繁荣》一书中， 刘丽芝探讨了一种数字化解决方案：政府战略性地将制度建设和执行任务外包给数字平台--她将这一过程称为 “制度外包”。 中国电子商务的蓬勃发展展示了这种数字化发展道路。 在短短二十年间，中国从无到有，

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