MECHANISMS OF STATE PROMOTION OF THE USE OF DIVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES IN INCREASING THE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF ENTERPRISES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
divergent technologies, economic efficiency, innovative development, digital economy, artificial intelligence, Big Data, robotics, automation, government incentives, tax breaks, subsidies, grants, public-private partnerships, investments, technological modernization, competitivenessAbstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of the use of divergent technologies to increase the economic efficiency of enterprises and the mechanisms for state stimulation of this process. Divergent technologies are considered an important factor in the modernization of production processes, the development of innovative activities, the efficient use of resources and increasing competitiveness. The study studies the impact of the introduction of digital technologies, artificial intelligence, big data (Big Data), robotics and automation systems in enterprises on economic efficiency. It also highlights the importance of state incentives such as tax breaks, subsidies, grants, public-private partnership mechanisms, financing of innovative projects and investment support. The results of the study serve to develop scientific and practical proposals to improve state support mechanisms to accelerate the innovative development of enterprises and ensure sustainable growth of the national economy.
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