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Tariffs and Digital Trade: Cross-Border Software and Cloud Services.
This report explores how tariffs and digital trade policies affect cross-border software and cloud services within the global economy. It examines digital trade's role in reducing costs and fostering innovation and growth. The document delves into challenges like classification of digital products for tariffs, while highlighting international agreements and regulatory frameworks. Emerging issues such as cybersecurity, non-tariff barriers, and digital taxes are assessed, alongside future trends driven by technologies like AI and blockchain.
Cloud ServicesDigital TradeGlobalInformation TechnologyManagementSoftwareTariffsTech Leaders
Vivek G, Ghost Research
2025-09-25
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze the impact of tariffs and digital trade policies on cross-border software and cloud services.
AudiencePolicymakers, digital trade professionals, business leaders, and economists.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsDigital trade, cloud services, SaaS industry.
Geographic AreasGlobal, with focus on North America, Asia, and Europe.
Special EmphasisInnovation, policy, cybersecurity, data flow regulations.
Report Layout.
Introduction to Digital Trade and Tariffs
- Current landscape
- Definition and scope
- Importance
Evolution of Digital Trade Policies
- Historical development
- Key milestones
- Transition to digital policies
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Insights.
Digital trade facilitates global economic growth and innovation.Classification of digital products remains a complex issue for tariffs.Data localization laws impact cloud service providers heavily.Divergent cybersecurity measures can act as non-tariff barriers.Digital services taxes are influencing international trade policies.Key Questions Answered.
