The Economics of Digital Transformation

<p>Introduction: The Economics of Digital Transformation: Approaching non-stable and uncertain digitalized production systems.- Social and economic consequences of large-scale digitization and robotization of the modern economy.- Revisited economic theory or how to describe the processes of disequilibrium and instability of modern economic systems.- Technological development: models of economic growth and distribution of income.- Breakthrough technologies and labor market transformation: how it works ad some evidence from the economies of developed countries.- Technological substitution of jobs in the digital economy and shift in labor demand towards advanced qualifications.- Oil shocks and stock market performance: evidence from the Eurozone and the US.- Reinforcement learning approach for dynamic pricing.- Convergent evolution of IT security paradigm: from access control to cyber-defense.- AI methods for neutralizing cyber threats at unmanned vehicular ecosystem of smart city.- Cybersecurity and control sustainability in digital economy and advanced production.- Blockchain for cybersecurity of government e-services: decentralized architecture benefits and challenges.- Green energy markets: current gaps and devel-opment perspectives in the Russian Federation.- Energy Efficiency in Urban Districts: case from Polytechnic University.- An architectural approach to managing the digi-tal transformation of a medical organization.- Aluminum production and aviation: an interesting case of an interwoven rebound effect in a digital transforming world.</p>