. Privacy disclosure in e-commerce is essentially an unregulated environment with some parallels to financial disclosure. A … study of privacy standards, disclosures practices and demand for audits can help accountants and security regulators project … effectiveness of opt-out practices of 100 high-traffic e-commerce Web sites. We observe four diverse sets of privacy standards …

Growth of online auctions and other forms of e-commerce has been hampered by concerns about the privacy, integrity, and … identifies privacy and denial of service attacks as two new classes of risks faced by e-commerce companies. Using the control … support privacy, integrity and security of online transactions. E-commerce assurance services available at the end of year …

effective or useful is an open question, especially in the absence of data on the behavior of unregulated economies. Privacy … privacy standards, disclosures practices and demand for audits can help accountants and security regulators project the … up a framework for such a study, gather data from the field, and analyze privacy standards, privacy disclosure practices …

Most contemporary conceptions of privacy are based on a notion of aseparation between the individual and the … privacy is about defending thisboundary and the individual's ability to determine who can access theprivate under what … conditions.Such a conception of privacy, far from being universal, is in facthistorically specific. Its rise (and decline) is …

practices, and (2) management of sleep across public/private space: safety, surveillance and privacy. The sleep discourses of …

We develop and explore a new model of the economics of privacy. Previous work has focused on "privacy of type," wherein … an agent privately knows an immutable characteristic. We consider "privacy of action," wherein privacy means that an … agent's choice of action is unobservable to others. To show how a policy of privacy can be socially optimal, we assume that …

committed towards defending individuals’ privacy rights, unlike its Europe counterparts. Some Buchanan’s wind blows all around …

prices are straightforward, but we also consider that consumers have heterogeneous valuations of privacy that they may lose … its effect on equilibrium prices and welfare. We find a welfare effect equal to the loss in privacy, but conclude that the …