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A Quantitative Assessment of Electronic Commerce:Working Paper
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	Abstract
	Introduction
	I:The importance of electronic commerce for economic activity
	II:Trade in digitizable media products
	III:Implications of "duty-free cyberspace" for customs revenue
	IV:Electronic services trade
	V:Trade-openness in electronic commerce-related services
	VI:Growth prospects in electronic commerce-related services trade
	Summary and conclusions
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