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5.  Conclusion and recommendations
                        The study has achieved its set objectives: clarifying the role of E-commerce in
                  green economic growth; describing and evaluating the current role of E-commerce in
                  supporting green economic growth in Vietnam; and proposing solutions for government
                  agencies and businesses to further develop E-commerce and enhance its contribution to
                  green economic growth in Vietnam in the coming years.
                        Future research directions are suggested as follows: (1) Developing a model to
                  assess  the  impact  of  E-commerce  on  green  economic  growth;  (2)  Creating  a
                  methodology to measure green total factor productivity within the E-commerce sector.

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