The COVID-19 pandemic has led to further acceleration of digitalisation in all areas. This caused significant changes in economic and social life. Through digitalisation, the need for people in business life has decreased and has forced the traditional employment structure to change. During the pandemic period, some segments enjoyed the advantages of owning digital technologies, while others remained strangers to the new world because they were deprived of digital technologies, revealing the inequality of opportunity on an individual or social basis.
Although this rapid change produced positive results, it also brought about risks. To help mitigate such emerging risks, The New Digital Era’s two volumes vitally generate new information in order to determine the advantages and risks in which areas this digitalisation, which has increased with the COVID-19 pandemic. The chapter authors highlight the new social and economic policies that are needed to balance the effects on social and economic life and prevent possible conflicts between individuals and societies
Emerging Risks and Opportunities due to Digitalisation
Chapter 1. Decentralized Finance and Cryptocurrency Activity in Africa; Peterson K Ozili
Chapter 2. Do Digital Financial Services Influence Banking Stability and Efficiency: An ARDL Analysis of a Developed and a Developing Economy; Aamir Aijaz Syed, Ercan Özen, Muhammad Abdul Kamal
Chapter 3. Social Benefits of Digitalization; Rasmiyya Abdullayeva Sabir, Allahyar Muradov Niyaz, and Aytan Bakhtiyar Guliyeva
Chapter 4. Digital Aspects of Internal Audit of Tax Differences: Practical Experience of Ukraine; Mariya Shygun and Anastasiia Chystova
Chapter 5. A Cross-Cultural Study on the Digitalisation of Public Services; Oana-Ramona Lobont, Sorana Vătavu, Loredana Jicarean, and Nicoleta-Claudia Moldovan
Chapter 6. The Banking Industry in the Ecosystem of Digital Currencies and Digital Central Bank Currencies; Timotej JagriÄ, Dušan Fister, Aleksandra Amon, Vita JagriÄ , and Sabina Taškar Beloglavec
Chapter 7. Applicable Knowledge for Sustainability. The Status of Artificial Intelligence in Industrial Production and the Impact of Future Sustainability; Wolfgang H. Schulz, Vincent Geilenberg, Oliver Franck, and Stanley Smolka
Chapter 8. Central Bank Digital Currency in Nigeria: Opportunities and Risks; Peterson K Ozili
Chapter 9. A Delphi-AHP Approach to the COVID-19 Effect on Digitalization in the Banking Sector; Violeta Cvetkoska, Gokulananda Patel, and Milanka Dimovska
Chapter 10. The New Digital Era: Emerging Risks and Opportunities; Rashmi Sharma
Chapter 11. Developing Students Life Skill through Edupreneurship in the Digital Era; Muthmainnah , Ahmad Al Yakin, Muhammad Massyat, Enkeleda Lulaj, and Gul Erkol Bayram
Chapter 12. Tax Challenges in the Digital Economy: EU perspective; Sabina Hodžić
Chapter 13. Digitalisation: A New Era in the Energy Industry for Sustainability; Vătavu Sorana, Lobonț Oana-Ramona, Sitnikov Catalina Soriana, and Costea Florin
Chapter 14. The Effects of Technology readiness on Intention of using the Mobile Payment Applications; Åžahnaz EkÅŸioÄŸlu and Tulin Ural
Chapter 15. Online Gaming and Accountabilities in the Pandemic environment: A Multi-Faceted Perspective; Tehmina Khan
Chapter 16. Development of a Destination via Digitalization of a Local Food Festival: The Case of “Elenski But, Elena Town, Bulgaria; Nadezhda Kostadinova
Chapter 17. Labour Market Outcomes of Romanian Migrants under the Covid-19 pandemic and Digitalization Challenges: A Spatial Bootstrap Approach; Marilen Gabriel Pirtea, Graţiela Georgiana Noja, Mirela Cristea, and Irina-Maria Grecu
Chapter 18. Smart City using Cloud Services: A Systematic Literature Review; Arbër Hamdi Hoti, Hamdi Hoti,and Edisona Kurhasku
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