DIGITAL ECONOMY AND INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20432335Keywords:
Digital economy, innovation, digital transformation, ICT, economic growth, startup, e-government.Abstract
This study is devoted to the systematic analysis of the impact of the digital economy and innovative development
strategies on economic growth processes. The research examines the relationship between the development of information
and communication technologies (ICT), the volume of digital services, and their share in gross domestic product during
2018–2025. The obtained results demonstrate that digital transformation is an important factor in increasing economic
efficiency, creating new markets, and accelerating innovative activity. At the same time, uneven development of digital
infrastructure, cybersecurity problems, and insufficient development of human capital were identified as the main limiting
factors.
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