Measuring GDP in the digital economy: Increasing dependence on uncaptured GDP

Watanabe, Chihiro; Naveed, Kashif; Tou, Yuji; Neittaanmäki, Pekka

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2018.07.053

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“…Apparently, this was due to the need to implement the import substitution program, when companies tuned up the production of analogues of imported products and components. [15] After launching the import substitution program, innovative companies, as can be seen from Figure 6 and Figure 7, restored plans for implementing their own innovations.…”

Section: Assessment Of Indicators Of Innovative Activitymentioning

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Innovation management of regional economics (in terms of economic indicators of Saint Petersburg)

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This article is dedicated to the research of innovation processes at the regional level. There patterns of innovation processes and innovation activity applying modern management approach are considered. There dynamics analysis of such regional innovation activity indicators as number of organizations that perform the research; technology innovations cost; research and development inner cost; investment in equity; volume shipped innovation products is made based on statistic data. As an example of nature of the impact of these indicators to innovation environment of the region, the authors used the economic data of Saint Petersburg city. Additionally, there dynamics of analysing indicators is established, the reasons of their increase and decrease in the various time periods under the influence of political and external-economic factors is detected. In summary, the conclusion on current intensification of innovation processes in Saint Petersburg that reflects on both innovation activity data and territorial infrastructure, is made. The common tendency to increase the region innovation activity exists, despite the decrease of the number of organisations that perform researches and developments. These findings, achieved based on completed research, can be used to forecast the region innovation activity level, as well as for optimization of innovative activity indicators of the companies.

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Section: Assessment Of Indicators Of Innovative Activitymentioning

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“…Also, the reduction in the number of employees may be the result of acceleration, optimization and rationalization of business processes on a digital basis. Moreover, production itself may be reduced due to the possibility of producing only highquality products without defects in general through preventive modeling -the creation of digital product doubles [10].…”

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Systematization of the Activity Digitalization Risks: Economic, Cultural, Political, and International Aspects

Larisa¹,

Sergey²

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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Omsk state university named after F.M. Dostoevsky Omsk, Russia RodinaLA@omsu.ru Nazarov Sergey Omsk state pedagogical university Omsk, Russia svnazaroff@rambler.ruAbstract-The article includes the study results of the negative activity digitalization consequences at all levels of public life. Moreover, the emphasis is made on prevention of risks that are possible due to the negative impact of digitalization. However, it is fair to note that the traditional consideration of the negative digitalization effects often ignores the possible opportunities hidden lying behind the negative assessments. The identification and systematization of the activity digitalization risks is aimed at establishment of the behavior scenarios for all participants in social interactions, namely the individuals, households, legal entities, economic sectors, and national economies. The study results are aimed at substantiating the managerial decisions in the economic, labor, cultural, political and international life of the information-oriented society. The crucial significance is attached to the ability to reduce information uncertainty in relation to the activity digitalization and efficient allocation of resources for the identified risk management.

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“…By means of stepwise empirical analyses taking 50 global forest-based bioeconomy leaders, elucidation of a unique feature of the co-evolutionary coupling toward circular economy was attempted. An insightful suggestion supportive to constructing disruptive business model in the digital economy [19,20] was thus provided.…”

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CO-EVOLUTIONARY COUPLING VIA A DIGITAL-BIO ECOSYSTEM – A SUGGESTION FOR A NEW R&D MODEL IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

Naveed¹,

Watanabe²,

Neittaanmäki³

2019

IJMIT

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Driven by digital solutions, the bioeconomy has taken major steps forward in recent years toward achievement of the long-lasting goal of transition from a traditional fossil economy to a circular economy. The coupling of digitalization and the bioeconomy is leading toward a digitalized bioeconomy that can satisfy a shift in people's preferences for eco-consciousness, which in turn induces coupling of up-down stream operation in the value chain. This dual couplings has led to a new R&D model that absorbs external innovation resources from a broad value chain and assimilates them into various entities.In light of the increasing significance of such a new R&D model that may avoid the dilemma between R&D expansion and productivity decline, this paper elucidated dynamism enabling dual couplings.An empirical analysis of global forest-based bioeconomy firms was conducted, thereby providing an insightful suggestion with respect to dynamism emerging from a new R&D model.

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Measuring GDP in the digital economy: Increasing dependence on uncaptured GDP

Cited by 143 publications

References 28 publications

Innovation management of regional economics (in terms of economic indicators of Saint Petersburg)

Innovation management of regional economics (in terms of economic indicators of Saint Petersburg)

Systematization of the Activity Digitalization Risks: Economic, Cultural, Political, and International Aspects

CO-EVOLUTIONARY COUPLING VIA A DIGITAL-BIO ECOSYSTEM – A SUGGESTION FOR A NEW R&D MODEL IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

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