Transcription of 332-531 Digital Trade in the U.S. and Gloal Economies, Part 1
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332-531 Digital Trade in the U.S. and Gloal Economies, Part 1
United States International Trade CommissionInvestigation No. 332-531 USITC Publication 4415 July 2013 Digital Trade in the and Global Economies, Part 1 Address all communications to Secretary to the Commission United States International Trade Commission Washington, DC International Trade CommissionRobert B. KoopmanDirector, Office of OperationsKaren LaneyDirector, Office of IndustriesCOMMISSIONERS Irving A. Williamson, Chairman Daniel R. Pearson Shara L. Aranoff Dean A. Pinkert David S. Johanson Meredith M. International Trade CommissionWashington, DC 20436 2013 USITC Publication 4415 Digital Trade in the and Global Economies, Part 1 Investigation No. 332-531 This report was prepared principally by Project Leader James Stamps Deputy Project Leader Martha Lawless Office of Industries Laura Bloodgood, Sharon Ford, Eric Forden, Jeanette Leary, Katherine Linton, Kathryn Lundquist, George Serletis, Michael Stanton-Geddes, and Isaac Wohl Office of Economics William Greene and David Riker Office of the General Counsel William Gearhart Content Reviewers Michael Ferrantino and Alexander Hammer Office of Analysis and Research Editorial Reviewer Peg Hausman Administrative Support Phyllis Boone and Trina Chambers Help Desk and Customer Service Division Under the direction of Richard Brown, Chief Services Division Office of Industries and Arona Butcher, Chief Country and Regi
i Abstract Digital trade is defined in this report as commerce in products and services delivered via the Internet. This report provides information on the role of digital trade in the U.S. and
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