Date of Publication: 30-08-2023
Texas Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies ISSN NO: 2770-0003
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https://zienjournals.com Date of Publication: 30-08-2023 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Peer Reviewed International Journal [66] Volume 23 Digital services - provision of services through information and communication networks is automated using information technologies. This category includes a wide range of services, such as computer software, Internet advertising, data storage and processing, hosting, digital content. Digital content is a collection of information materials distributed electronically through special channels for use on digital devices. Considering the many models of monetization of digital content, only the taxable part of digital content is of interest from the point of view of regulation of digital commerce (for example, the user can watch Internet video for free, and the provider earns money from advertising). A number of initiatives aimed at creating a favorable environment for the development of the digital trade ecosystem include establishing cooperative relations between industrial enterprises, launching a digital industrial cooperation and subcontracting project aimed at attracting small and medium-sized enterprises to production chains, digital tracking of goods, and the creation of a digital transportation corridor elosystem. - projects of integration and optimization of information interaction between logistics participants and systems are included. Businesses will be interested in developing a network initiative of wholesale distribution centers integrated with a common environment for electronic transactions. Today, the creation of a digital ecosystem requires the development of cross-border data circulation, a cross-border trust area, a unified platform for digital identification of business entities, and many other initiatives. In January 2019, the 70 countries of the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreed at the World Economic Forum in Davos to start a negotiation process on e-commerce with the aim of developing international rules to regulate it. Among the measures mentioned in the published statement are the removal of barriers to cross-border sales, combating spam, guaranteeing the validity of electronic contracts and electronic signatures. It is also proposed to continuously reduce customs fees for electronic transactions. There is a trend to create digital trading platforms all over the world, especially in Belarus. According to the preliminary results of 2018, 760 e-commerce companies were established in the country, and as of October 1, 18,552 online stores were registered, and since the beginning of the year, this figure has increased to 14 increased by 8 percent. In Kazakhstan, digital sales accounted for 2.6% of retail sales in 2018. In 2018, more than 3,500 offline stores closed in the United States. For example, according to a Bloomberg report, Bebe invested in online sales by closing 170 stores, Sears closed 10 percent of its outlets, or 150 stores, and JCPenney closed 14 percent, or 138 stores, to focus on developing online sales. According to the data, in 2018, the volume of the entire e-commerce market in Russia was 19.8 billion dollars, and by the end of 2023, this indicator is forecast to grow to 53.4 billion dollars. According to forecasts of Morgan Stanley, in the near future Russia may account for about 60% of the digital sales market in online retail. tải về 167.69 Kb. Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn:
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