Examples of using Cross-border e-commerce in English and their translations into Dutch
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These specific objectives support the wider Digital Single Market objectives of increasing cross-border e-commerce and digital inclusion.
The first pillar of the Strategy tackles fragmentation in intra-EU trade by approaching all major obstacles to the development of cross-border e-commerce.
to unleash the untapped potential of cross-border e-commerce in the EU.
This option will reduce contract law-related costs for traders and facilitate cross-border e-commerce.
of a complete package, all of which are necessary to achieve the full benefits of cross-border e-commerce.
The Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy published today identifies a number of regulatory barriers that hinder cross-border e-commerce.
The Scoreboard also confirms a growing gap between domestic and cross-border e-commerce, despite a clear potential of cross-border purchases in terms of choice and savings.
Cross-border e-commerce will remain a dead letter if barriers to cross-border advertising are not dismantled;
Cross-border e-commerce is also developing more slowly because of border obstacles that leave consumers concerned and lacking in confidence.
However, e-commerce, and cross-border e-commerce in particular, has been persistently slow to take off in Europe.
Online shopping is becoming more widespread but cross-border e-commerce is not developing as fast as domestic online shopping.
But the gap between domestic and cross-border e-commerce is widening as a result of barriers to online trade.
However, the effect of legal provisions to encourage cross-border e-commerce remains limited.
Cross-border e-commerce in financial services is in its infancy
It is logical that cross-border e-commerce should be similarly supported,
Within the European Union, cross-border e-commerce is developing much more slowly than national e-commerce. .
The dedicated European platform for online dispute resolution would aim to improve consumer confidence in cross-border e-commerce.
There is a residual concern amongst social partners that cross-border e-commerce can disrupt existing national businesses.
A report on e-commerce accompanying this Scoreboard sets out preliminary findings on cross-border e-commerce trends.