Affected by the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, the global economy has stopped growing or even retrogressed, and cross-border trade has tightened more or less in both developed and developing countries  In this case, the available funds of both countries and enterprises are relatively tight, and the demand for capital turnover is getting higher and higher, which undoubtedly makes the traditional trade model of large transaction volume and long account period difficult to sustain  in order to avoid capital risk, the government and enterprises divide the original trade model into a number of small trade, while shortening the account period, coupled with the Internet and convenient logistics
This new trade pattern is becoming more and more popular all over the world
Internet and Logistics are the prerequisites for the popularity of emerging trade models