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Business-to-bussiness electronic commerce prospects in Turkey Turgut Tanyol; Supervisor: Abdul Ghafoor

Yazar:

Tanyol, Turgut

Katkıda bulunan(lar):

Supervisor: Ghafoor, Abdul

Dil: İngilizce Yayın ayrıntıları:Nicosia Cyprus International University 2002Tanım: 36 p. tab. 30.5 cmİçerik türü:

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Eksik içerik

1 INTRODUCTİON

1 Aim of Study

2 Structure of the Study

3 LITERATURE REVIEW

3 Electronics Commerce

4 Types of E-commerce

4 E-Commerce Impacts on (B-to-B) Traditional Commerce

6 PROBLEMS OF E-COMMERCE

8 CONFIDENCE

9 Digital Signature

11 Competition

13 THE TURKISH ECONOMY

13 General Information

13 Economic Policy

14 Foreign Trade and the Balance of Payments

15 Industrialization

16 Protection of Environmental and Consumer

18 Sectoral Information

18 Banking

19 Industry

21 Agriculture

22 Crisis

24 BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE

24 Principles

25 Environment

25 Financial Issues

28 Legal Issues

29 Infrastructure

30 CONCLUSION

33 APPENDICES

Özet: 'As a result of a tremendous changes in information and communication technologies, electronic commerce has become more popular in recent years. Countries, which are talking necessary to improve e - commerce, will be the winners of international competitive market. Electronic commerce has many advantages compared t the traditional business because it reduces transaction costs, and saves transaction time. Despite these advantages, e - commerce has some problems to be solved. These are; privacy, confident and digital signature. Furthermore each country has to solve some legal and financial issues before entering into this business style. A nationwide communication infrastructure is also and important input needed by the electronic commerce. Like many countries around the world, Turkey is trying to formulate a nationwide communication infrastructure is also and important input needed by the electronic commerce. Like many countries around the world, Turkey is trying to formulate a national e -commerce strategy. There are some principles that should be accepted by the government in advance. In brief; the government should not impose unnecessary restrictions on e - commerce. Instead, Turkey should take necessary measures to facilitate online business system by creating transparent and predictable legal environment. It should also establish simple bureaucratic procedures (e.g. taxes and tariffs) to make online transactions. The goals of governmental intervention should be to ensure competition, protect intellectual property and privacy, prevent fraud, support commercial transactions and facilitate dispute resolution. Although Turkey is making a good progress to get the benefit from e - commerce, but need do a lot in future to make the best use of business - to - business e - commerce. '

Materyal türü:

Thesis

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Materyal türü	Geçerli Kütüphane	Koleksiyon	Yer Numarası	Durum	Notlar	İade tarihi	Barkod	Materyal Ayırtmaları
Thesis	CIU LIBRARY Tez Koleksiyonu	Tez Koleksiyonu	YL 102 T26 2002 (Rafa gözat(Aşağıda açılır))	Kullanılabilir	Business Administration Department		T132

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Includes references (35-36 p.)

'As a result of a tremendous changes in information and communication technologies, electronic commerce has become more popular in recent years. Countries, which are talking necessary to improve e - commerce, will be the winners of international competitive market. Electronic commerce has many advantages compared t the traditional business because it reduces transaction costs, and saves transaction time. Despite these advantages, e - commerce has some problems to be solved. These are; privacy, confident and digital signature. Furthermore each country has to solve some legal and financial issues before entering into this business style. A nationwide communication infrastructure is also and important input needed by the electronic commerce. Like many countries around the world, Turkey is trying to formulate a nationwide communication infrastructure is also and important input needed by the electronic commerce. Like many countries around the world, Turkey is trying to formulate a national e -commerce strategy. There are some principles that should be accepted by the government in advance. In brief; the government should not impose unnecessary restrictions on e - commerce. Instead, Turkey should take necessary measures to facilitate online business system by creating transparent and predictable legal environment. It should also establish simple bureaucratic procedures (e.g. taxes and tariffs) to make online transactions. The goals of governmental intervention should be to ensure competition, protect intellectual property and privacy, prevent fraud, support commercial transactions and facilitate dispute resolution. Although Turkey is making a good progress to get the benefit from e - commerce, but need do a lot in future to make the best use of business - to - business e - commerce. '