Marketplace for Choice and Independence: Young Chinese’s Social Commerce Practices on WeChat
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1. Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
2. Vectorworks Inc, United States
3. Intel Corporation, United States
4. Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
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