The Gaidar Institute published issue No.184 of the IEP Research Papers series "Digital transformation of the economy: international experience, productivity and labor market"

The Gaidar Institute published issue No.184 of the IEP Research Papers series "Digital transformation of the economy: international experience, productivity and labor market"

The Gaidar Institute presented a new issue in its series of peer-reviewed monographs. Issue No. 184 is dedicated to a comprehensive analysis of key processes in the digital transformation of the economy and their impact on economic development.

This monograph brings together research covering both global trends and the specifics of implementing digital solutions at the national level.

International digitalization practices and key trends in the development of the digital economy are considered in detail in the monograph’s chapters. Authors analyze how the introduction of advanced technologies is changing traditional business models, shaping a new competitive environment, and determining economic growth paths in different countries.

A significant portion of the publication is devoted to the impact of digital technologies on enterprise productivity and the labor market. Researchers assess both the potential for exponential growth in business efficiency and new challenges associated with transformation of professional competencies, changing employment structures, and the need to adapt education systems.

The publication focuses on empirical studies of the effects of digitalization on Russian regions and the industry. Based on an analysis of real-world data, authors assess the effectiveness of digital initiatives, identify regional patterns in innovation implementation, and their contribution to regional economic development.

This monograph provides a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms by which digital transformation influences economic dynamics and structural changes, offering scientifically grounded approaches to developing effective public and corporate digital policies.

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