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电子商务外文文献翻译,中文译文：9200字 11页发展中国家的电子商务1 概述电子商务和它的在互联网上的相关活动可以通过国内服务的自由化来提高国内经济福利, 更迅速集向产品的全球化, 和可利用技术的跨越式。自从电子商务整合国内和全球市场开始，有关电子商务会商谈贸易问题,甚至超过了过去的贸易谈判，关键的国内政策的自检要求,...
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电子商务外文文献翻译
中文译文：9200字 11页
发展中国家的电子商务
1 概述
电子商务和它的在互联网上的相关活动可以通过国内服务的自由化来提高国内经济福利, 更迅速集向产品的全球化, 和可利用技术的跨越式。自从电子商务整合国内和全球市场开始，有关电子商务会商谈贸易问题, 甚至超过了过去的贸易谈判，关键的国内政策的自检要求, 特别在电信、金融服务、分配和交付。 因为这些行业对于现代经济的巷道是基本的, 这里的自由化将比在更多集中的行业中的类似的自由化弹回更大的经济福利。这样,成为电子商务波的一部分的愿望可以是成为更集中的压力去侵蚀减缓这些行业自由化的国内法定的利益。
英文原文：29000字符 13页
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
SUMMARY
Electronic commerce and its related activities over the internet can be the engines that improve domestic economic well-being through liberalization of domestic services, more rapid integration into globalization of production, and leap-frogging of available technology. Since electronic commerce integrates the domestic and global markets from its very inception, negotiating on trade issues related to electronic commerce will, even more than trade negotiations have in the past, demand self-inspection of key domestic policies, particularly in telecommunications, financial services, and distribution and delivery. Because these sectors are fundamental to the workings of a modern economy, liberalization here will rebound to greater economic well-being than comparable liberalization in more narrowly focused sectors. Thus, the desire to be part of the e-commerce wave can be a powerful force to erode domestic vested interests that have slowed the liberalization of these sectors.
中文译文：9200字 11页
发展中国家的电子商务
1 概述
电子商务和它的在互联网上的相关活动可以通过国内服务的自由化来提高国内经济福利, 更迅速集向产品的全球化, 和可利用技术的跨越式。自从电子商务整合国内和全球市场开始，有关电子商务会商谈贸易问题, 甚至超过了过去的贸易谈判，关键的国内政策的自检要求, 特别在电信、金融服务、分配和交付。 因为这些行业对于现代经济的巷道是基本的, 这里的自由化将比在更多集中的行业中的类似的自由化弹回更大的经济福利。这样,成为电子商务波的一部分的愿望可以是成为更集中的压力去侵蚀减缓这些行业自由化的国内法定的利益。
英文原文：29000字符 13页
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
SUMMARY
Electronic commerce and its related activities over the internet can be the engines that improve domestic economic well-being through liberalization of domestic services, more rapid integration into globalization of production, and leap-frogging of available technology. Since electronic commerce integrates the domestic and global markets from its very inception, negotiating on trade issues related to electronic commerce will, even more than trade negotiations have in the past, demand self-inspection of key domestic policies, particularly in telecommunications, financial services, and distribution and delivery. Because these sectors are fundamental to the workings of a modern economy, liberalization here will rebound to greater economic well-being than comparable liberalization in more narrowly focused sectors. Thus, the desire to be part of the e-commerce wave can be a powerful force to erode domestic vested interests that have slowed the liberalization of these sectors.
