Transformations of capitalist development and rents in the era of digitalization

Abstract

The features of modern stage of capitalist manufacturing functioning are investigated beginning from its European origin through Anglo-Saxon formation to Euro-Atlantic leadership. The development is characterized by the outstripping growth of technocratic factors, preservation of mentality of European societies, departure from world values and religions and destruction of spirituality. The facade of modern capitalism is constituted by its "core" (G-7, part of the G-20 states). Up to 50 states are allies (satellites) of the core. Most of the world's countries are the periphery of the global world system of capitalism. The main models that were used and still are by capitalism in economic management, in innovation from its inception to the present day are considered. The risks, faced by countries that mechanically use the "core" models are noted. The sources of financing the models of development of economic agents and enterprises, using traditional systems of taxation, budget formation are shown. The necessity and expediency of the use of rent (economic, natural, intellectual, etc.) in the formation of the budgets of economic agents at all levels, the increase of its importance and role in the digitalization of production, activities of economic agents and enterprises is proved. A new integral system of management, in which spirituality, values, rent relations, science, ICT, digitalization play an important role, is considered as a promising model of development.