The formation of the digital economy and its conceptual model

. This article presents various scientific approaches to digital economy, separate groups of digital economy theories and conditional separation of authors according to them, its three main stages in the formation of conceptual integrity of digital economy, the system of relations of its institutional components in digital economy development, its mechanisms in digital economy The main components of the economy: e-government; electronic commerce; opinions on electronic employment are stated.


Introduction
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Methods
Comparative analysis, induction and deduction methods and systematic approach, generalization, statistical, abstract-analytical methods and others were used in the research process.
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Results and discussion
Modern economic science is on the verge of forming a new paradigm that reflects the current reality of the comprehensive use of information technology, the impact of which has led to the formation of a new economic system. The results of the study showed that there is currently no universally accepted definition of digital economy in economics, and various scholars and researchers have advanced the identified basic features of digital economy in their proposed theories [2].
Today, the growing role of information and the introduction of communication technologies in production has led to the formation of an informed society, based on intangible, intellectual resources: information, knowledge, science and human capital, rather than traditional material.
The first research in information began in 1940, in the newly emerging science of cybernetics. K. Although Shennon in his research on communication theory was limited to analyzing its quantitative and technical properties, he laid the foundation for the development of information theory. N. Vinep gave a scientific definition of the category of "information", describing it as a general scientific concept, not a specific one. It should be noted that this technocratic approach still dominates the study of information, which narrows its important content features and assesses its role in social development. To a certain extent, this limitation is overcome by using different scientific approaches to its interpretation in modern information theory.
Scientists directly link the emergence of a new type of economy with the concept of the information society. There are three approaches to defining the essence of the information society, which is related to the information (intangible) sector in the growth of gross domestic product (GDP). American researchers Maxlup [3] , M. Popat, D. Bell [4] and others support this view.
The second approach is based on the theory of "information explosion", according to which the amount of information available to society increases, which leads to a qualitative change in the economy -the emergence of an information society. The approach is mainly based on the work of Japanese scientists T. Umesao, Yu. Hayashi, Yu. It is based on the works of Ito and is little known in the West. In the third approach, the main characteristic of the information society is the spread of ICT, which European economists E.C. Developed in Daff, C. Nop i A. Mink theories. Researchers Steinfield and Calvadgio in 1989 singled out a separate group of "synthetic theories" that combined the above approaches. It is important to note that the fundamental definition of the information society should reflect all three approaches.
The category of a new type of economy was developed in 1976 by the American economist M.S. Introduced into scientific circulation by Porat, he analyzed his main problems a year later. The main characteristic of this type of economy was the dominance of information networks that dominate the economy [4]. In 1996-1998, the Spanish-American economist M., who published a three-volume monograph "Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture." Thanks to Kactelc , the term digital economy has come into widespread use.
consider At the same time, he never once gave a direct definition of an "informed (or postindustrial) society". He describes the definition through a "revision of the code of civilization". In an informed society, the following principles work (individualization, despecialization, desynchronization , optimal combination of large and small, deurbanization). According to the Kactelc concept, in recent decades a new type of economy has emerged in the world called "informational and global". Kactelc 's main conclusion is that in an era of informationism, the existence of an economy is only possible when there is a global network that connects economic agents.
All this leads to the formation of a network society, as "it is created by networks of production, power and experience that shape the culture of virtuality in global flows that cut time and space". P. Dpakep argues that the formation of a knowledge society today is associated with the transformation of knowledge into a major socio-economic resource and the rise of a "knowledge worker" rather than any knowledge.
UNESCO has made a significant contribution to the development of the concept of "Knowledge-Based Society". UNESCO's Global Report to the Knowledge Society, published in 2005, states that: the spread of new technologies and the emergence of the Internet as a common access network around the world provide new opportunities to expand common space and knowledge; has been shown to have radically changed the place of knowledge in society [6]. According to UNESCO, the digital economy is an economy based on conditions in which information not only has social and economic value, but also requires an information market in which information can be exchanged. It is about the income that these market participants can earn. In each particular country, the digital economy is formed individually and has the character of a global formation. Therefore, the concept of digital economy is very complex and means " actlocally -global think". There are two main components of a digital economy: 1) a correct understanding of the role of "information" in the current development environment, as the concept of "information economy" is secondary to the concept of "information"; 2) the basis for the formation of the existing digital economy of the country is the existence of a full-fledged information market. media labopatopia at the Maccachucet Institute of Technology (MTI), is one of the modern scientists who shaped the basic principles of the digital economy. In 1995, he noted the disadvantages of classic products (weight, raw materials, transportation) and the advantages of the digital economy (lack of weight of goods, virtuality, almost unnecessary raw materials, rapid global movement) [7].
The formation of a conceptual whole of the digital economy allows us to distinguish three main stages of its general theory (Table 1): Table 1. There are three main stages in the development of digital economy theory. The results of the study show that an approach that takes into account the specific weight of the institutional components of the digital economy (the share of e-commerce in total trade, the share of e-services in total public services, the share of freelancers in total employment, etc.) is effective. Such a system of relationships plays an important role in interconnecting the key components of the digital economy and reveals new aspects of the digital economy (Fig. 1). The formation of the digital economy can be distinguished a number of its mechanisms: laws, legal documents; government agencies, organizations, ministries and departments; market mechanism (information, information technology market, price, competition); entrepreneurship; service; innovation; blockchain; communications. The main components of the digital economy are: e-government; electronic commerce; electronic employment; technological infrastructure; digital processes -processes that ensure the success of the business (electronic banking, electronic payments, Internet advertising, electronic currency) can be included [8]. In turn, we can see through the conceptual model of the structure of the digital economy that the components and mechanisms of the digital economy are interrelated. It should be noted that this conceptual model is the methodological basis of this research and is proposed by the author as a logical basis for solving problems of formation and improvement of digital economy models for professionals and researchers in the field of digital economy (Fig. 2

Economic structures
Structural changes: intangible sector (services); sectoral economy (platform-based); other structural changes.

Institutions
Institutional changes: development strategies; environment; sustainable social norms; other institutional changes.

Developerschi aging
Organizational changes: -improvement of processes; -business models.

Consumption Consumer behaviorchanges :
process improvement; strategic changes in demand Micro degree Technological developments: process improvement; -outsourcing; mutual substitution; -other technological developments. The conceptual model of the formation of the digital economy reflects to some extent the role of mechanisms used in the cross-section of modern economic structures, the components of influence, the importance of institutions and similar necessary tools. In turn, such an approach serves as a structural form that logically connects the issues considered and studied in the dissertation.