Abstract
This empirical study investigates consumer behaviour of Generation Y (Gen Y) (aged from 18-33) in a cross cultural e-commerce context. In particular, this study focuses on perceived risks and online purchases through a comparative analysis between developed and emerging markets. To fully exploit the potential of e-commerce and eventually achieve the vision of sustainable e-commerce ecosystem, there is an urgent need to understand the Gen Y consumers' online purchase behaviour which is the most populous users in the digital business environment. The critical factors relating to online risks will be tackled using a quantitative approach. Based on the need from the literature, this study is intended to make a contribution to both academics and practitioners that use the Internet and other electronic means for marketing purposes.
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