Electronic Commerce

In recent years, online auction systems such as eBay have been more and more popular. The client-server architecture is usually adopted for the basic architecture of online auction systems. However, the client/server architecture usually causes the problems of bandwidth bottleneck and insufficient storage spaces. Therefore, we propose to replace the client/server architecture of traditional online auction systems to P2P architecture

Electronic Commerce is one of the most significant fields in internet appli- cations. With the focus moving from B2C-commerce to B2B-commerce, in- tegrating internet and legacy systems within one company and getting technologies used in different companies to work together is a pretentious task. After discussing the current research in software architecture, includ- ing suitable notations for describing them, the

Negotiation, an important facet of business, is an iterative and complex process. Depending on the nature of business and the type of transaction, negotiation criteria, duration and complexity vary widely. An intelligent software agent can help the consumers and enterprises in business negotiation. It can negotiate with humans or with other software agents to arrive at mutually agreeable terms and

Eine Vielzahl von Händlern aus Drittländern (insbesondere aus der V. R. China) bieten Waren auf E-Commerce-Plattformen (wie insbesondere Amazon und eBay) in Deutschland zum Verkauf an. Es kommt in diesem Zusammenhang zu Abgabenhinterziehungen großen Ausmaßes mit der Nebenfolge von Wettbewerbsverzerrungen zu Lasten rechtstreuer Händler.

Die legislativen Prozesse sind angelaufen und haben z. T. schon zu Ergebnissen geführt. Berücksichtigt ist der Beschluss der EU-Finanzminister vom 05.12.2017, der Beschluss der Finanzministerkonferenz (Finanzminister der Bundesländer) vom 30.11.2017 und die aktuelle Gesetzgebung in Großbritannien. Die Diskussion legislativer Maßnahmen steht im Zentrum dieses Werkes. Die Zielrichtung der Maßnahmen sollte sein, Voraussetzungen zur Verbesserung der Kontrolle zu schaffen und andererseits die Compliance zu erleichtern. In Bezug auf die Verbesserung der Kontrolle und der Erleichterung der Compliance gibt es nach dem Stand der Planung erhebliche Defizite.

Zudem wendet sich das Buch aber auch an Overseas-Händler. Overseas-Händler müssen sich auf legislative Maßnahmen und geschäftspolitische Entscheidungen von Plattform-Betreibern rechtzeitig vorbereiten, denn eine umsatzsteuerliche Non-Compliance wird in Zukunft auch für Overseas-Händler risikoreich und kann u. a. zur Blockierung ihrer geschäftlichen Aktivitäten führen. Es werden die jüngsten Maßnahmen von Amazon diskutiert und in den Kontext gestellt. Es wird die Konfliktsituation von Händlern erläutert, einerseits ihren steuerlichen Pflichten in kurzer Frist genügen zu müssen und andererseits daran wegen der Schwerfälligkeit des Finanzamtes Neukölln gehindert sind.

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This research investigates eBay auction features that influence auction outcomes: likelihood of transaction or whether the item was actually sold in the auction (auction success) and value of the last bid (auction effectiveness). Specifically, we study several seller options available to the seller to increase the final price and successful end to the auction. We investigate the effectiveness of the term "New In Box" in the auction's heading, the use of an actual or cut picture, the initial price set by the seller, use of a reserve price and acceptance of a credit card in increasing the likelihood of the auction ending successfully, and at increasing the final price. Along with other independent variables, the impact of factors dealing with the auction pictures is examined. Hundreds of auctions (423) for two financial calculators were examined in this study. Findings show that utilization of certain risk-reducing auction features positively influence outcomes of these ...

This article deals with the protection of consumers when they enter e-commerce transactions with foreign companies. Most states reacted to the growing importance of e-commerce by enacting data protection and consumer protection legislation and by requiring registration of e-businesses. Companies have found a way to circumvent the consumer legislation by offering the consumers to agree to a choice of foreign courts and laws which are included in their terms and conditions. Consumers give away the protection of their home state simply by clicking to accept the general terms and conditions on the company's website. The purpose of this article is to examine if the solutions and the experience from the United States and the European Union could serve as a model for transnational protection of consumers in e-commerce. The authors discuss the different levels of protection offered in the United States and the European Union and consider unification of the standards by a multilateral convention.