THEORETICAL DIMENSION OF INFORMATION-DIGITAL ECONOMY: INFORMATION-DIGITAL PROCESSES AND THEIR ATTRIBUTES

Abstract

Cognitive activity and its types (sensory-emotional, empirical-abstract, theoretical-abstract, applied and integral-synthetic) are presented as a contradictory unity of discretizing and cretinizing components. The accompanying information-digital discretizing activity and the accompanying information-digital cretizing activity are characterized as components of the accompanying information-digital activity, their separate attributes, and also results are the basic kinds of discrete-digital materialized derivative information products. The main serial-parallel technical, technological and technical-technological processes of processing accompanying information-digital activity are considered: i) transformation of a discrete materialized derivative information product into a discrete-digital materialized derivative information product by digitization in an analog-to-digital converter; ii) own production of discrete-digital materialized derivative information products with the use of discrete-digital electronic computer; iii) conversion of a discrete-digital materialized derivative information product into an analog materialized derivative information product in a digital-to-analog converter. The composition of the knowledge-information chain of intermediate links between the real object and its final-surface designation is determined: “Real object – knowledge product – knowledge-information product – knowledge-concept product – primary information product – derivative information product – materialized derivative information product – discrete materialized derivative information product – discrete-digital materialized derivative information product.”Four types of information-digital economy are highlighted. Its core, or information-digital economy of the I kind, is represented exclusively by the accompanying information-digital activity, its types and attributes. Information-digital economy of the II kind includes information-digital economy of the I kind and production of attributes of accompanying information-digital activity both within the information economy, and outside it. Information-digital economy of the II kind together with information and non-information economic activity, the attributes of which are discrete-digital materialized derivative information products, forms the information-digital economy of the III kind. Finally, in the information-digital economy of the IV kind, along with the information-digital economy of the III kind, the components of all types of economic activity are presented, in which at least one of the attributes of the accompanying information-digital activity is used.