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"Who Regulates Electronic commerce in Japan?" and "On Public vs. Self Regulation of E-Commerce"; An outline presented at the Conference of Regulation of Electronic Commerce, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies, Joint Research center, European Commission, Seville, Spain, June 15-16, 1999., 24pp.+9pp.

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[Abstract]

A summary of regulation of e-commerce in Japan is given emphasizing that the need for private regulation has been taken for granted there since the beginning of e-commerce. An attempt is made to explain the need for private regulation of e-commerce by pointing out that regulation cost would be extremely high with public regulation because of the increased informational complexity of activities in e-commerce.

[Keywords]

E-Commerce, Electronic Commerce, Internet Commerce, Electronic Money, Regulation, Regulation of E-Commerce, Private Regulation, Self Regulation, Guidelines, Public Regulation.

[Presentation Outline ("Who Regulates Electronic commerce in Japan?")]

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• [PPT: 83KB]

[Presentation Outline ("On Public vs. Self regulation of E-Commerce")]

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• [PPT: 132KB]

[Others]

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