Digital Trade on the Internet and its Role in U.S. and Global Economies. Volume 2

$295.00

Kelly M. Rhodes (Editor)

Series: Monetary, Fiscal and Trade Policies
BISAC: BUS090030

At the request of the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, the U.S. International Trade Commission undertook an investigation to better understand the role of digital trade—domestic commerce and international trade conducted via the Internet—in the U.S. and global economies, as well as the effects of barriers and impediments to digital trade that impede U.S. access to global markets. This book shows that digital trade contributes to economic output by improving productivity and reducing trade costs. Digital trade also contributes to the economy as a whole as it facilitates communication, expedites business transactions, improves access to information, and improves market opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Abstract

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Executive Summary

Chapter 1 – Introduction (pp. 1-10)

Chapter 2 – Digital Trade and U.S. Businesses: Domestic Operations and International Trade (pp. 11-32)

Chapter 3 – Broader Linkages and Contributions of Digital Trade to the U.S. Economy (pp. 33-44)

Chapter 4- Barriers to International Digital Trade and Their Economic Effects (pp. 45-72)

Chapter 5 – Case Studies: How Digital Trade Creates New Opportunities for Businesses and Consumers (pp. 73-108)

Chapter 6 – Case Studies: The Rise of Big Data (pp. 109-142)

Chapter 7 – Case Studies: How the Internet Is Facilitating International Trade (pp. 143-166)

Appendices

Index

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