THE IMPACT OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
Ключевые слова:
Digital technologies, monopoly, antimonopoly policy,open standards, open source technologies, interoperability, data portability, competition promotion, digital platforms, cyber security, startups, innovation clustersАннотация
The digital economy has fundamentally reshaped the global economic landscape, introducing transformative changes across various sectors. Characterized by the pervasive use of digital technologies, this economy enhances connectivity, facilitates commerce, and drives innovation. One significant impact is the democratization of market access; small businesses and startups can now reach global audiences through online platforms, fostering increased competition and creativity. Moreover, the digital economy has altered employment dynamics. While it generates new job opportunities in tech and digital services, it also displaces traditional roles, prompting the need for reskilling and workforce adaptation. As consumer behavior shifts towards e-commerce and personalized experiences, businesses are compelled to innovate continually to meet evolving demands. Global trade is also affected, as digital technologies streamline cross-border transactions and improve supply chain efficiencies. However, disparities in digital infrastructure can exacerbate inequalities, particularly between developed and developing nations. Additionally, the rise of the digital economy presents regulatory challenges, necessitating a careful balance between promoting innovation and ensuring consumer protection, data privacy, and fair competition. Economically, the digital sector contributes significantly to GDP growth, highlighting the importance of investment in digital infrastructure for enhancing productivity and resilience. In conclusion, the digital economy plays a crucial role in shaping the future of global economic interactions, offering both remarkable opportunities and complex challenges that require thoughtful navigation by policymakers, businesses, and consumers alike.
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