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Global electronic commerce : a policy primer / Catherine L. Mann, Sue E. Eckert.
Mann, Catherine L., author.; Mann, Catherine L.; Eckert, Sue E., coaut.; Knight, Sarah Cleeland, coaut.; Cleeland Knight, Sarah.; Institute For International Economics (u.s.); Peterson Institute For International Economics,.; Institute For International Economics (Estats Units D'amèrica); Institute Of International Economics,.
2000
F 637 MAN.G
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Title
Global electronic commerce : a policy primer / Catherine L. Mann, Sue E. Eckert.
Author
Mann, Catherine L., author.
Mann, Catherine L.
Eckert, Sue E., coaut.
Knight, Sarah Cleeland, coaut.
Cleeland Knight, Sarah.
Mann, Catherine L.
Eckert, Sue E., coaut.
Knight, Sarah Cleeland, coaut.
Cleeland Knight, Sarah.
Description
xv, 213 pages ; 20 cm
ISBN
0881322741
9781441601292 electronic book
1441601295 electronic book
6612040734
9786612040733
9780881324433
0881324434
9780881322743
9781441601292 electronic book
1441601295 electronic book
6612040734
9786612040733
9780881324433
0881324434
9780881322743
Alternate Call Number
F 637 MAN.G
Summary
A primer on the policy implications of electronic commerce. This study is aimed at policy makers, particularly those from outside the US and Europe, concerned with formulating an appropriate response to e-commerce, to facilitate development, and to avoid being overwhelmed by the globalizing nature of it. It is also suitable for business decision makers unsure of governments' reactions to e-commerce, and over reliant on the assumption the regulators will simply "let the private sector lead" (a common mantra invoked to guide e-commerce governance to date).
Note
A primer on the policy implications of electronic commerce. This study is aimed at policy makers, particularly those from outside the US and Europe, concerned with formulating an appropriate response to e-commerce, to facilitate development, and to avoid being overwhelmed by the globalizing nature of it. It is also suitable for business decision makers unsure of governments' reactions to e-commerce, and over reliant on the assumption the regulators will simply "let the private sector lead" (a common mantra invoked to guide e-commerce governance to date).
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-200) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Overview and Economics of Electronic Commerce
Electronic Commerce Infrastructures
Opportunities and Challenges for Government and Policy.
Electronic Commerce Infrastructures
Opportunities and Challenges for Government and Policy.
Series
Published
Washington DC. : Institute for International Economics, c2000.
Language
English
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