DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AS A STRATEGIC DRIVER OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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Digital technologies have become a decisive factor shaping contemporary economic development. In the context of rapid technological progress, globalization, and structural economic shifts, digital transformation increasingly determines productivity growth, innovation capacity, and national competitiveness. This thesis examines the mechanisms through which digital technologies influence economic systems at micro- and macroeconomic levels. Particular attention is given to productivity enhancement, structural transformation, labor market changes, and institutional adaptation. The study also highlights key challenges related to digital inequality, market concentration, and regulatory gaps. The findings emphasize the necessity of comprehensive policies aimed at ensuring inclusive and sustainable digital-driven economic growth.
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