From Digital Economy to Global Economy—A Cybernetics Approach

Nica, Ionuț; Chiriță, Nora

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-6755-9_22

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“…Future sustainability is alternatively studied as transition to a circular economy. Nica et al, 12 aims to clarify the problems of turning a national economy (Romania) circular in accordance with EU policy. Multiple Linear Regression of data from EUROSTAT was applied to assess the impact of variables such as Waste per capita, Recycling rate by region, Labor productivity, Production of environmental goods, and Circular material use rate on real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 5 per capita.…”

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“…So, the study complements the present one. Nica et al, 12 claim that the novelty and significance of their article relies on advancing specialized literature in a holistic analysis from a cybernetic perspective and its integration with econometric models. Our analysis shows that effective promotion of a circular economy is not possible without a strong international collaboration on a global ET.…”

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Economics as a common interdisciplinary platform–a cybernetic approach

Larsen

2024

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Cybernetics is the study of communication and control processes in biological, mechanical, and electronic systems and as such more relevant to the study of human behavior than simple paradigms, for instance Bounded Rationality (BR). Cybernetic Economics has like other cybernetic systems three levels: Economics aims to maximize the utility of goods and services Relevant Feedback is QALY-effects, for instance: 1) Eco effects, 2) Human relations and 3) Personal income System Management: Ad 1: A carbon neutral economy by a global CO2-emission Tariff (ET) Ad 2: Operation of the Big5 by Neuroeconomic Model (NeM) Ad 1-2: Informal bottom-up support of tripartite management (3P) Ad 3a: Market-based economic growth Ad 3b: Equalization of the market-based income by Universal Basic Income (UBI) Conclusion: A test course indicates that Cybernetic Economics can be disseminated to laymen. The major dissemination challenge is to give specialized researchers an introduction course in Cybernetics. Dissemination of Cybernetic Economics should have top-priority, because it's critical to better democratic guidance of Mankind towards the best possible QALY

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Economics as a common interdisciplinary platform–a cybernetic approach

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2024

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“…Серед низки визначень цифрової економіки можна виділити три основні елементи, які характеризують профіль цифрової економіки: 1) зв'язок між цифровими технологіями як основою для цифрової економіки; 2) під цифровою економікою в широкому сенсі розуміється нещодавно розпочата цифрова трансформація всіх секторів економіки за допомогою комп'ютерних технологій; 3) використання цифрових технологій для створення нових продуктів та послуг, що відповідають потребам ринку [11].…”

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The Evolution of the Theoretical Concepts of Digital Globalizations

Dziukevych

2023

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Digitization has grown increasingly intricate, encompassing a wide range of technologies such as cloud computing, smartphones, big data, digital mining, cryptocurrencies, and artificial intelligence. The utilization of these technologies has become comprehensive, and as a result, the study of the theoretical concepts of digital globalization has become the primary focus of this article. The rapid proliferation of digitalization within the global economy has garnered significant attention from researchers worldwide. The study has determined that the digital economy constitute a crucial component of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and is intrinsically linked to the advancement of digital computer technologies. These technologies encompass online services, electronic payments, commerce, advertising, and games. The research reveals that the evolution of the theory of the digital economy has progressed from the information economy to the concept of the digital economy, with a significant breakthrough occurring in the realm of the microelectronics. The concept of the digital economy was initially introduced by American economist D. Tapscott in his book The Digital Economy. It is worth noting that digital globalization has revolutionized the framework of international economic management. The research conducted has led to the conclusion that the examination of the globalization the digital economy is currently a central area of academic investigation and has become the subject of numerous multidisciplinary studies. In contemporary times, data, which is information in digital form, stands as the primary resource driving the digital economy. The prevailing theoretical models of international trade, which revolve around a country's endowment of conventional factors of production like labor and capital, are inadequate in elucidating the dynamic expansion of digital globalization and the divergent stances on digital trade policies observed among companies worldwide. The onset of the 21st century marked the advent of the fourth wave of the industrial revolution, which introduced a digital realm blending the virtual, physical, and biological worlds. Information and communication technologies serve as the foundation of this transformative phase. Consequently, the prospects of nations, regions, and the global economy as a whole hinge upon the ability of national governments to effectively coordinate businesses and individuals in working with digital technologies.

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Bibliometric mapping in the landscape of cybernetics: insights into global research networks

Nica

2024

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PurposeThis bibliometric mapping study aimed to provide comprehensive insights into the global research landscape of cybernetics. Utilizing the biblioshiny function in R Studio, we conducted an analysis spanning 1958 to 2023, sourcing data from Scopus. This research focuses on key terms such as cybernetics, cybernetics systems, complex adaptive systems, viable system models (VSM), agent-based modeling, feedback loops and complexity systems.Design/methodology/approachThe analysis leveraged R Studio’s biblioshiny function to perform bibliometric mapping. Keyword searches were conducted within titles, abstracts and keywords, targeting terms central to cybernetics. The timespan, 1958–2023, provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of cybernetics-related literature. The data were extracted from Scopus to ensure a robust and widely recognized source.FindingsThe results revealed a rich and interconnected global research network in cybernetics. The word cloud analysis highlights prominent terms such as “agent-based modeling,” “complex adaptive systems,” “feedback loop,” “viable system model” and “cybernetics.” Notably, the journal Kybernetes has emerged as a focal point, with significant citations, solidifying its position as a key source within the cybernetics research domain. The bibliometric map provides visual clarity regarding the relationships between various concepts and their evolution over time.Originality/valueThis study contributes original insights by employing advanced bibliometric techniques in R Studio to map the cybernetics research landscape. The comprehensive analysis sheds light on the evolution of key concepts and the global collaborative networks shaping cybernetics research. The identification of influential sources, such as Kybernetes, adds value to researchers seeking to navigate and contribute to the dynamic field of cybernetics. Furthermore, this study highlights that cybernetics not only provides a useful framework for understanding and managing major economic shocks but also offers perspectives for understanding phenomena in various fields such as economics, medicine, environmental sciences and climate change.

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From Digital Economy to Global Economy—A Cybernetics Approach

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Economics as a common interdisciplinary platform–a cybernetic approach

Economics as a common interdisciplinary platform–a cybernetic approach

The Evolution of the Theoretical Concepts of Digital Globalizations

Bibliometric mapping in the landscape of cybernetics: insights into global research networks

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