translated from Spanish: UNCTAD highlights rise of Chile in ranking of e-commerce led by Holland

Holland, with 95% of people connected to internet and optimum notes servers safety and quality of postal services, is presented as the country best prepared for this type of trade.
Luxembourg, harvested the best note in 2017, is out of the list of the top ten in 2018 by a decrease in the reliability of your e-mail.
Singapore, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Norway completed in this order the first five positions of the list, being the British nation in the world that spends more per capita internet purchases, and that this sector represents a higher percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), 7.3%, followed by China with 6.9%.
E Chile Chile is the only Latin American nation on the list of the top ten developing countries, occupying the ninth place (and 50), with 82% of people connected to internet and notes of 81 out of 100 on server security in the general classification It is and 44 out of 100 in the quality of the postal service.
UNCTAD notes that in Chile, which has climbed four spots in the standings over the last year, 15% of domestic companies already sell their products through the network of networks.
Other developing nations like United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Thailand, Turkey or Iran are listed as places of increasing access of consumer e-commerce, an industry that increasingly assumed greater competition to stores traditional.

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