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A comparative analysis of the factors affecting e-commerce adoption in locally - owned and foreign owened banks ( a case of the Copperbelt) by Miriam Chulu

By: Chulu, MiriamPublication details: Kitwe: Copperbelt University, School of Business, Department of Postgraduate studies 2012Description: xiv, 81p.: illSubject(s): E-COMMERCE--BANKS--COPPERBELTLOC classification: THESIS/MBA

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