A GENERALIZED MODEL OF STATE REGULATION MECHANISMS FOR THE DIGITALIZATION OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
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https://doi.org/10.25313/3083-7782-2026-4-26Keywords:
state regulation, digitalization of the economy, regulatory mechanisms, digitalization indicators, data-driven governance, digital maturityAbstract
Introduction. The article examines the issues of state regulation of the digitalization of the national economy under conditions of increasing complexity of digital transformations and the need to improve the effectiveness of regulatory policy.
Purpose. The purpose of the study is to provide a theoretical and methodological justification and to develop a generalized model of mechanisms of state regulation of digitalization of the national economy, which ensures the integration of indicator, analytical, functional and instrumental levels of governance.
Materials and Methods. The methodological basis of the research is a systemic approach, methods of structural and functional analysis, generalization of scientific approaches, as well as conceptual provisions of data-driven governance. The study is based on scientific works of domestic and foreign researchers, analytical materials of international organizations, and the author’s own generalizations.
Results. The shortcomings of the fragmented approach to state regulation of digitalization are substantiated, which are manifested in the isolated functioning of indicator, analytical and regulatory components. The structure of regulatory mechanisms is determined, including institutional, economic, legal and digital components. The logic of interconnection between the elements of regulation is revealed as a cyclical process based on the sequence “indicators – assessment – state functions – instruments – results”. The integration of indicator, index and readiness approaches within a unified analytical system is proposed. A data-driven governance loop is formed, ensuring continuous feedback and adaptability of public policy. A generalized model of state regulation mechanisms of digitalization is developed and formalized in the form of a functional relationship.
Prospects. Further research should focus on developing applied methods for evaluating the effectiveness of state regulation of digitalization and adapting the proposed model to specific sectors of the economy.
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