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Digital economy and digital rights

Maria Yaroslavets, IE-110i, KNEU

Introduction

My mission is to consider the topic of the digital economy and digital rights. I will highlight what is the digital economy, the digital core and compare digital and traditional economy. Also I will explain what are digital rights, their origin and types of digital rights.

I have chosen these topic, because I think that people will never stop using Internet, so it will be useful to investigate all about digital rights and the digital economy. I do believe that the strength of the Internet lies in its open and free nature. This is the source of its immense power for positive change.

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Digital economy and digital rights

Oleksandr Bobrov & Artem Lypesii, МЕ-111і, KNEU

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The digіtal revolution has transformed our lives and societies with unprecedented speed and scale, delivering immense opportunities as well as daunting challenges. New technologіes can make significant contributions to realizing the Sustainable Development Goals, but we cannot take positive outcomes for granted.

We must urgently improve international cooperation if we are to achieve the full social and economic potential of digital technology, while avoiding unintended consequences. Digіtal advances have generated enormous wealth in record time, but that wealth has been concentrated around a small number of individuals, companies and countries.

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Since Economics Became a Religion I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore

“It’s a shame to be rich in a poor country, and it’s a shame to be poor in a rich country”

Volodymyr Machuskyy Sr.

The economic interpretation of the justice is a consequence of the socialization of capitalism and an attempt to justify a constant increase in wealth even without economic growth.

Hence the need arises to replace the concept of the law as a justice for the economic concept of the justice. If the concept of the law as a justice is a form of distinguishing between good and evil, then the economic concept of the justice is an assessment of the efficiency of labor and business activity in general.

At the same time, the increasing financialization of the economy, as well as the forced necessity of the overwhelming majority of people to engage in work that is disgusting to people, is shyly hushed up.

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