The growth of electronic commerce is attributable to all of the following except
A) declining importance of brand-name recognition in retail purchasing decisions.
B) reduced costs of executing retail sales.
C) increased shopping convenience.
D) availability of relatively low-cost access to the Internet.

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The growth of electronic commerce is largely due to reduced costs of executing sales, increased shopping convenience, and the availability of low-cost Internet access. Brand-name recognition, contrary to declining in importance, often plays a crucial role in consumers' purchasing decisions online, where trust and brand reputation can significantly influence choices.

The Growth of Electronic Commerce Is Attributable to All of the Following