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This 5 page paper provides an overview of e-commerce and argues that it should not be regulated by government. Several issues are addressed, inclusive but not limited to taxation and privacy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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it should not be regulated by government. Several issues are addressed, inclusive but not limited to taxation and privacy. Bibliography lists 6 sources. SA144e.rtf The
U.S. government should not more closely regulate commerce on the Internet. The Internet has been good to ordinary people as well as to the many businesses who have made the
Nasdaq rise and the economy flourish. In fact, the 1990s was the decade of "e" where the boom economy was propelled by a non-taxed, unregulated driving force that has made
life good for Americans, as well as people all over the world. In fact, on a McLaughlin Group show, guests were asked what the 1990s would be dubbed. The seventies
were considered to be the "me generation" where everyone was absorbed with themselves and the 1980s was the decade of greed. But the 1990s were a bit of an enigma,
a seeming ball of wax with a diverse tale. The guests concluded that the answer was something along the lines of an e-decade. Indeed, electronic commerce is the wave of
the future, but its ultimate success relies in the allowance of unfettered growth. However, the pervasiveness of the net makes it difficult for
even the best-intentioned of regulators to keep away ("Regulating," 2000). Some believe that issues like privacy, consumer protection, intellectual-property rights, contracts and taxation cannot be let go of and allowed
to self-regulate, if in fact e-commerce is to flourish (2000). Indeed, there are those who believe that the government must step in and make sure that privacy is kept and
that taxes are collected. However, in looking at each of these things, it is not a given that government involvement would be better. Many would probably agree that government involvement
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