通用数据保护条例
1998年数据保护法
业务
信息隐私
隐私政策
欧洲联盟
消费者隐私
消费者保护
互联网隐私
跨国公司
FTC公平信息实践
信息隐私法
设计隐私
国际贸易
计算机安全
商业
计算机科学
财务
作者
Ziru Li,Gunwoong Lee,T. S. Raghu,Zhan Shi
标识
DOI:10.1287/isre.2022.0421
摘要
Although regional data protection and privacy regimes are often cited as major barriers to crossborder digital trade, mitigating consumer privacy concerns through regulations can potentially increase the demand for foreign digital products or services. This study delves into this by assessing the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on the global mobile app market. Contrary to the belief that such regulations hinder digital trade, our data show a notable post-GDPR increase in top foreign apps in European Union countries, suggesting that the GDPR may alleviate privacy concerns and encourage the adoption of foreign digital products. This finding is crucial for policymakers dealing with data and privacy issues as it indicates the potential of these regulations to balance economic growth with privacy and security protection. The study suggests that data and privacy regulations can address data concerns without significantly harming digital trade. Additionally, it uncovers an opportunity for multinational companies. Although compliance costs are higher, clear privacy regulations could lessen consumer domestic bias, opening doors to international markets. Therefore, evaluating privacy regulations’ impact on global markets means considering both their benefits for demand and their costs for suppliers.
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