Regulating the Digital Economy: Practical Steps Forward
Practical solutions for regulating the digital economy, including taxation frameworks, infrastructure partnerships, addressing online harms, and modernizing legal frameworks to enable growth and competition. Learn how involving all actors in the taxation framework, incentivizing partnerships, and widening legal protections can benefit the digital economy.
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Regulating the Digital Economy TOBI-ANN CHANG JULY 22ND, 2019
Practical Steps Forward 1.Include all actors in the economy in the taxation framework 2.Infrastructure is a partnership - all who provide services have a role in paying for networks - earmark a % or new DST for infrastructure, or incentivize partnership through Pay or Play 3.Give consumers confidence by addressing online harms 4.Widen the definition of telecommunications services in legislation so that competition law and other key protections apply to all providers 5.Review and modernize wider legal frameworks to enable the digital economy
