The Digital Economy: New Dynamics and Technological Transformations

Authors

  • Toshniyozova Marjona Ikrom Kizi Bachelor Student, Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service
  • Nizomova Diyora Abdumalikovna Bachelor Student, Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service
  • Xo’jamberdiyeva Nodira Akmalovna Bachelor Student, Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service

Keywords:

Digital Economy, Internet, Productivity, General-Purpose Technology, Market Restructuring, Innovation

Abstract

The digital economy has significantly reshaped economic dynamics, driven by the digitization of information and the proliferation of the Internet. This paper investigates the transformative impacts of these technological advancements, presenting a comprehensive overview of their effects on productivity, market structures, and new product creation. Despite the surge in productivity in the late 1990s, questions remain regarding the longevity of these trends. This study identifies a knowledge gap in understanding the persistent and cyclical indicators of the digital economy's impact. Employing a theoretical framework, the paper reviews historical examples of general-purpose technologies (GPTs) such as the steam engine and electric motor, drawing parallels to the Internet and digitization. Methodologically, the study integrates empirical data from various industries, illustrating how digitization enhances productivity, restructures economic activities, and facilitates new market efficiencies. The findings reveal that while immediate productivity gains are measurable, the long-term implications of increased connectivity and innovation are profound yet challenging to quantify. Notably, digitization fosters new combinations of products and services, reshaping traditional industries like banking, airlines, and manufacturing. The results underscore the digital economy's role in fostering dynamic economic growth through enhanced connectivity and innovative potential. The implications suggest that future research should focus on the broader, systemic impacts of digitization, beyond mere productivity metrics, to fully capture its economic significance.

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2024-06-25

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Kizi, T. M. I. ., Abdumalikovna, N. D. ., & Akmalovna, X. N. . (2024). The Digital Economy: New Dynamics and Technological Transformations. Journal of Marketing and Emerging Economics, 4(3), 76–83. Retrieved from https://oajournals.net/index.php/jmee/article/view/2641

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