Control of Platform Monopolization in the Digital Economy: The Implication of Open Innovation

Abstract

This study aims to develop scientifically sound proposals and recommendations for implementing the principles and characteristics of digital monopolies and determine the patterns and relationships of individual products. To achieve the goal, methodological approaches used included correlation analysis. The results are methodological justifications to determine the key principles of digital monopolies within the service approach. The scientific novelty of the results is to identify the synergetic relationship of individual products of digital companies, which can be used to build an appropriate antimonopoly policy of the United States. The practical significance of the results consists of approbation of the proposed principles of digital monopolies on the example of the relationship of Google’s selected products.

Unification of technical solutions used in customs control as a factor in the development of economic systems

“…If there is a need to verify additional documents and information, as well as persons involved in the violation of the official charter or, in this case, those guilty of incorrect compilation of the Administrative Division, the State Customs Committee of the Russian Federation will be forced to send its employees directly to the Siberian Customs Administration with an internal audit. It is expensive and not rational, the fastest way to get there is by plane, which will take a lot of budget funds and time [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31].…”

“…The second innovation that the author of the article would like to suggest is the binding of an electronic interdepartmental journal to the personal account of a citizen on the Public Services website. The reason for the proposed proposal is to simplify the access of civilians to customs documents and improve their storage [30][31][32][33][34][35].…”

Occupation Through Technology Monopoly : Relationship Between Technology, Globalization and Capitalization

“…Manuel Castells sees this information technology innovation as a revolution that is as important as a marker of an era as the industrial revolution in the 18th and 19th centuries. The revolution started from micro -engineering technology in three fields, namely Microelectronics, computers, and telecommunications [27]; [28]; [29].…”