The European Experience of Information Economy’s Formation

Bogoviz, Aleksei V.; Mishchenko, Olga A.; Bychkova, Svetlana G.; Bogdanova, Marina V.; Kolomoets, Elena N.

doi:10.1108/978-1-78756-287-520181007

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“…The social and economic climate that has been the norm in industrialized nations in the contemporary era seems to be eroding. Simultaneously, as a result of the state's significant participation, the economies of European nations acquired a high level of regulatory efficacy in the process of establishing the information economy, as shown by a bigger percentage of high-tech exports (Bogoviz, Mishchenko, Bychkova, Bogdanova, & Kolomoets, 2018).…”

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The Effect of Psychology on Economic Change

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2022

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The purpose of this study is to investigate existing research ideas about the factors that contribute to positive psychology and their influence on economic transformation. We used the qualitative method of Content Analysis by compiling scientific articles from Emerald, Science Direct, and Korean science, as well as books produced by psychology and economics professionals in constructing our hypothesis as a result of this research. We found that adaptation, empowerment of human resources, a sense of hope, optimism, and fortitude are considered psychological assets that workers can take when facing problems or obstacles at work. The information economy emphasizes the importance of technological capital in humans. Changes in the Information Economy are largely determined by political influences (interests of state regulators) and financial factors (availability of the required volume of financial resources). The information economy can strike a balance in four main directions:

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