Compare e-business to e-commerce, Business Management

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(a) Define e-commerce from a communication and a commercial perspectives.

(b) Compare e-business to e-commerce.

(d) Give three benefits of Brick-and-mortar.

(e) What is a shopping cart? List the three elements of a shopping cart.

(f) Explain what is a storefront model?

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