European Digital Economy

The present article analyses the modern electronic communication and online services, including e-government, as major drivers of change for our economies and our societies. They help to promote growth and jobs, productivity, savings in public spending, consumer welfare and they offer new opportunities for personal expression.

Keywords

Digital Single Market, e-government, e-payments, electronic commerce, Online content and licences, taxation, The Services Directive

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