Abstract
Women E-Commerce: Perspective in Bangladesh
Highlights
The entire world is witnessing a marvelous evolution in electronic commerce, and Bangladesh is no exception
According to the total variance table, security has the highest variance of 26.185 percent among the seven variables, followed by self-reliance with a variance of 23.119 percent, and internet usage with a variance of 14.750 percent; followed by 11.285% variance for infrastructure; followed by E-Commerce coverage with variance of 10.035%; followed by 9.605 variance for Language and last is Economic Background with 5.02% of variance
Males are interested in ecommerce, which is synonymous with online shopping
Summary
The entire world is witnessing a marvelous evolution in electronic commerce, and Bangladesh is no exception. Bangladesh’s largest software service association has around 300,000 members, roughly half of whom are women, who run their businesses with the help of Facebook. These are signs of a promising future for women's empowerment in Bangladesh. Bangladesh, as a developing country, stands to benefit greatly from women's inclusion in the business world. Women use social media to run a variety of businesses such as fashion apparel, home furnishings, jewelry, handicrafts, clothing, food, and blogging. Women currently use social media to run a spread of companies like fashion attire, clothing, food, blogging etc. To make some theoretical and practical contributions to the existing body of literature in Bangladesh context several recommendations are made
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