Men take over the shopping.
Series: Financial Times ; 19 June 1999, 5(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s): Summary: The Henley Centre says that the internet is becoming a male shopper's paradise because cyber-shopping is quick, discreet & anonymous and internet retailers offer the products men want to buy: 13% of men shop online, compared with 2% of women. The report, The impact of the internet economy in Europe compares the internet with the industrial revolution. Financial Times 19 June 1999, 5(1)| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The Henley Centre says that the internet is becoming a male shopper's paradise because cyber-shopping is quick, discreet & anonymous and internet retailers offer the products men want to buy: 13% of men shop online, compared with 2% of women. The report, The impact of the internet economy in Europe compares the internet with the industrial revolution. Financial Times 19 June 1999, 5(1)