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E-Commerce: Building Digital Compliance and Consumer Trust
This chapter sets out the legal and technical infrastructure required to operate in China’s e-commerce market, the largest in the world. It maps the regulatory architecture, in which general civil law, dedicated digital-commerce statutes, and rolling administrative guidance interact, and identifies
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