Traducción de «comercio electrónico de consumidor a consumidor » (Español → Inglés) :

administration-to-consumer e-commerce [ A2C e-commerce | A2C ]

business-to-business electronic commerce | business-to-business e-commerce | B-to-B e-commerce | B2B e-commerce

C2C e-commerce [ customer-to-customer e-commerce | customer-to-customer electronic commerce ]

consumer-to-consumer e-commerce | customer-to-customer e-commerce | consumer-to-consumer commerce | consumer-to-consumer electronic commerce | C2C e-commerce | C-to-C e-commerce

business-to-consumer electronic commerce | B2C [Abbr.]

B2B e-commerce [ B2B | business-to-business e-commerce | business-to-business electronic commerce | B2B electronic commerce | B2B cybercommerce | business-to-business | B to B e-commerce ]

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12. Notes the significant increase in e-commerce, which is now very important to consumers, with 40% of EU citizens purchasing online; points out that consumers' and retailers' confidence needs to be increased, particularly as regards cross-border online purchasing and trading, by guaranteeing their respective rights and obligations on the internet;

12. Notes the significant increase in e-commerce, which is now very important to consumers, with 40% of EU citizens purchasing online; points out that consumers' and retailers' confidence needs to be increased, particularly as regards cross-border online purchasing and trading, by guaranteeing their respective rights and obligations on the internet;

61. Believes that priority should be given to removing the administrative and regulatory barriers to cross-border e-commerce by 2013 through the introduction of a single set of rules for consumers and businesses across the 27 EU Member States that will create a favourable digital environment, provide legal certainty to both enterprises and consumers, simplify procedures, reduce compliance costs, reduce unfair competition and unlock the potential of the EU e-commerce market; stresses that, to this end, the uniform interpretation and application of legislative tools such as a consumer rights directive, the e-commerce Directive (2000/31/EC ...[+++]), Article 20(2) of the Services Directive (2006/123/EC) and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC) can be of major importance; calls therefore on the Commission to further its ongoing assessment of the Community acquis affecting the digital single market and to propose targeted legislative action on key impediments;

1. Believes that priority should be given to removing the administrative and regulatory barriers to cross-border e-commerce by 2013 through the introduction of a single set of rules for consumers and businesses across the 27 EU Member States that will create a favourable digital environment, provide legal certainty to both enterprises and consumers, simplify procedures, reduce compliance costs, reduce unfair competition and unlock the potential of the EU e-commerce market; stresses that, to this end, the uniform interpretation and application of legislative tools such as a consumer rights directive, the e-commerce Directive (2000/31/EC) ...[+++], Article 20(2) of the Services Directive (2006/123/EC) and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC) can be of major importance; calls therefore on the Commission to further its ongoing assessment of the Community acquis affecting the digital single market and to propose targeted legislative action on key impediments;