Economic Sociotronics of the 21st Century
Y. Popov
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Y. Popov
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To provide an economic description of social driving forces in modern society, the author develops his own concept of economic sociotronics. It is a section of social sciences that is focused on the development dynamics of economic institutions of interaction between actors and society in the digital economy. The paper formulates scientific principles and ideas of economic sociotronics that allow establishing the cause and effect relationships between endogenous factors of environment and successful development of social projects. The obtained results make it possible to perform the integrated institutional modelling of the public sector’s formation under current conditions with the aim of forecasting the further development of its driving forces.
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To provide an economic description of social driving forces in modern society, the author develops his own concept of economic sociotronics. It is a section of social sciences that is focused on the development dynamics of economic institutions of interaction between actors and society in the digital economy. The paper formulates scientific principles and ideas of economic sociotronics that allow establishing the cause and effect relationships between endogenous factors of environment and successful development of social projects. The obtained results make it possible to perform the integrated institutional modelling of the public sector’s formation under current conditions with the aim of forecasting the further development of its driving forces.
Key concepts: Economics