L2 DIGITAL ECONOMY AND NEW IT Flashcards
What are the key components of the digital economy?
The digital economy includes e-commerce, online platforms, digital payment systems, cloud computing, data analytics, and AI.
How are economic activities digitalized in the digital economy?
Most economic activities, such as production, distribution, and consumption, are digitalized through electronic transactions.
What are some examples of digital economy activities?
Examples include e-commerce, digital payments, and online learning.
Give some examples of the traditional economy and the digital economy.
Traditional economy: Factories, high street shops, newspaper ads, banks, schools, physical assets.
Digital economy: Data centers/cloud computing, internet websites, social media reviews, e-banking, e-learning, automation, and AI.
What is digital transformation in a business context?
Digital transformation is the integration of digital technology into all areas of a business, fundamentally changing operations and delivering value.
How has Airbnb digitalized its business processes?
Airbnb has digitalized by matching guests with hosts, facilitating bookings, and providing secure payment methods.
What are the benefits of digital technology for decision-makers?
It enables decision-makers to make more informed decisions based on efficient information processing.
How do technological changes affect the total product curve?
Technological changes shift the total product curve upward.
What are digital goods?
Digital goods are goods that can be delivered through a digital network, such as music tracks and software.
What is a supply shifter?
A supply shifter is a variable that can change the quantity of a good or service supplied at each price.
What are the economics of digital goods?
Digital goods have high fixed costs for the first unit and very low marginal production costs.
How do technological advances affect the supply curve?
Technological advances that improve production efficiency will shift the supply curve.
What are some examples of supply shifters?
Examples of supply shifters include prices of factors of production, technology, and the number of sellers.
What are some examples of demand shifters?
Examples of demand shifters include consumer preferences, quality of goods, prices of related goods, income, and demographic characteristics.
What happens to the demand curve when the quality of a good improves?
The demand curve shifts to the right.
This indicates an increase in demand at each price level.