Transformation of Economic Activity in the Digital Era: Practices for Generating Income by Young People in Social Networks

Vasilieva, Ekaterina; Vasiliev, E.; Poltavskaya, Mariya

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“…He describes the political economy of the Eskom crisis. Vasilieva et al (2021) study the change in economic activity in the digital age and determine new practices for generating income by young people in social networks. Goh et al (2021) define the sustainable transformation of land‐based economic development in the digital revolution era.…”

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Economic asymmetries and the new “markets of tomorrow”

2023

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This article investigates the differences between the ongoing digital advancements in the market‐based society and the future market‐technology society in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This article explores the “markets of tomorrow” that embody the production capacity limits of technological progress to respond to socio and economic transformations amid viral threats, digitalization, and sustainable growth development. Examining the digital economy and technological advancement in developed and developing countries is being conducted. Generally, three key factors play a significant role in determining business strategy and development. These are the threat of viral infections, the process of digitalization, and the need for sustainable development. Our findings show that socio‐institutional innovations are present in the current landscape and play a role in guiding suggestions for managing these markets, considering their unique characteristics. The novelty of this article is analyzing the digital divide as a new form of global asymmetry. This is particularly important when there is a growing emphasis on polarization and power relations, especially under the conditions of digital competition in new markets of tomorrow, which the Fourth Industrial Revolution has predetermined.

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“…The next important feature of such activity is the very nature of the needs, which should have general significance and social nature (Sharipova et al, 2020). This nature of needs is determined by their correlation and coincidence with public interests (Vasilieva et al, 2021). Thus, social activity is an activity that is conscious, independent, aimed to meet the needs of the acting subject and achieve generally significant goals.…”

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Relationship Between Social Activity And Civil Consciousness Of Modern Russian Students

Savchenko¹

2022

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The empirical study was carried out in order to determine the influence of the forms and directions of social activity chosen by students on the degree of formation of their civil consciousness. A survey using a questionnaire developed by the author was chosen as a method of empirical research. The survey was conducted in Moscow State Psychological and Pedagogical University. The sample consisted of 350 fulltime students. On the basis of the conducted empirical research, a direct relationship was established between the level of social activity of students and the degree of formation of their civil consciousness. Among the factors influencing the student's choice of a form of social activity, the most significant are close environment (friends, educational institution, family to a lesser extent) and Internet communities. For most students, the choice of a form of social activity is a completely conscious decision and rational choice. A more active position of the state in supporting forms of social activity that are significant for it will be approved by young people and will help them navigate the choice of the form and direction of social activity. It is confirmed that social activity is a very significant factor in the formation of the civil consciousness of young people. Students for whom social activity is an important and significant part of their lives demonstrate a higher level of civil identity and express a more responsible and active civil position.

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Transformation of Economic Activity in the Digital Era: Practices for Generating Income by Young People in Social Networks

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Economic asymmetries and the new “markets of tomorrow”

Economic asymmetries and the new “markets of tomorrow”

Relationship Between Social Activity And Civil Consciousness Of Modern Russian Students

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