"Access" in e-commerce ethics refers to
A) the difference in computer availability between the rich and the poor.
B) the ability to download certain types of privately-owned knowledge.
C) children's ability to visit certain websites.
D) companies' ability to gain information about consumers' private lives.

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"Access" in the context of e-commerce ethics primarily refers to the digital divide, which is the gap between those who have ready access to computers and the internet, and those who do not, often due to differences in socioeconomic status. This is most closely related to the difference in computer availability between the rich and the poor.

"Access" in E-Commerce Ethics Refers to