Titlebook: Business Ethics and the Electronic Economy; Peter Koslowski,Christoph Hubig,Peter Fischer Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berl

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背心

Changes in the Producer-Consumer Relationship in Electronic Commerce — Examples from Book Publishing a new era of democratisation has begun (Donk/Tops 1992), the conditions for an ideal market are at last realisable (Brynjolfsson/Smith 2000), progressive dematerialisation heralds a sustainable resource-efficient economy (Negroponte 1995), limitations of time and space would be overcome (Cairncross

生意行為

The End of Consumption in Information Societyl developments. For the paradigmatic goods of trade in the Internet — information, be it in the form of text, multimedia data, or software — are precisely not consumed when downloaded from the Net. On the Internet, participation in information replaces consumption of finite resources. This, however,

GROSS

Consumer Profiles in E-Commerce: How Companies Form Identities1). This process can also be seen in other countries. Not only men aged between 20 and 30 with higher education are using the internet. Also more and more women, older people, people with a formally lower education and pupils integrate the internet in their everyday communication.

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Virtual Reality as a Problem of the Electronic Economyhe being effective in concealment, the powerful but not visible, and on the other hand what is only seemingly existent and possible only in play or in fiction. There are used here quite different meanings of the virtual if virtual is on the one hand what is only seemingly true and on the other hand

Generator

Power Redistribution and Ethical Challenges in E-Commerceequence of developments in electronic commerce. It then asks whether these are really new problems, and argues in fact they can readily be seen as new formulations of existing problems rather than genuinely new problems or issues. Finally a range of responses is examined with a view to generating an

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A Sketch of Consumer Ethics with Particular Emphasis on Virtual Optionsh comparable concern. The question of their ethical behaviour arises from a background of pronounced signs of deterioration of the balance of welfarel. There are signs that the net welfare has not increased for some years now. Consumers definitely have some part in this devaluation process.