Author(s)

Xuanqi Huang

Corresponding Author

Xuanqi Huang

Abstract

The digital economy is growing quickly, and this has changed how income is shared. This is because data monopolies, differences in skills, and platform effects make distribution problems worse. However, they make production more efficient by changing data elements and improving technology. This article talks about the many ways that the digital economy changes how income is shared. It also looks at how owning data and getting training can change how income is first spread out, and how digital taxes and social security can change how income is spread out again. It suggests a way to make things more fair by using three distribution synergies and making the governance system better. Studies have shown that sharing data revenue and bridging the digital divide through institutional innovation can bring together efficiency and fairness in the digital economy. This can help with inclusive development.

Keywords

Digital Economy; Income Distribution; Policy Regulation; Fairness