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The era of platforms and the development of data marketplaces in a free competition environment

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2022-03-04
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Da Silva, Filipe
Núñez Reyes, Georgina
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LC/TS.2021/173
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Abstract
The data economy has presented challenges that go far beyond the scope of traditional regulatory frameworks and competition policies. The role of data, digitalization and the dynamic those factors have imposed on the economy have created significant challenges that the regulatory authorities must confront. At the heart of the debate is the impact of digitally-enabled business models and the digital platforms themselves. In this context, many enterprises, particularly small ones, are facing unfair competition from digitally native companies. The digitalization of the economy, the digitally-enabled business model and the intensive use of data are generating opportunities for enterprises and governments. The creation of data marketplaces and the elimination of barriers to the free flow of data have the potential to improve innovation and productivity in the economy. From a fiscal perspective, understanding the role of data and pricing them are therefore essential to closing gaps and levelling the playing field. Moreover, it is primarily start-ups and disruptor companies that benefit from the pricing of databases.The data economy has presented challenges that go far beyond the scope of traditional regulatory frameworks and competition policies. The role of data, digitalization and the dynamic those factors have imposed on the economy have created significant challenges that the regulatory authorities must confront. At the heart of the debate is the impact of digitally-enabled business models and the digital platforms themselves. In this context, many enterprises, particularly small ones, are facing unfair competition from digitally native companies. The digitalization of the economy, the digitally-enabled business model and the intensive use of data are generating opportunities for enterprises and governments. The creation of data marketplaces and the elimination of barriers to the free flow of data have the potential to improve innovation and productivity in the economy. From a fiscal perspective, understanding the role of data and pricing them are therefore essential to closing gaps and levelling the playing field. Moreover, it is primarily start-ups and disruptor companies that benefit from the pricing of databases.
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Summary .-- Introducción .-- I. Platforms and their business model .-- II. The impact of the digitally-enabled business model .-- III. Regulating platforms .-- IV. The evolution of business models requires data flows and the creation of data marketplaces .-- V. Conclusion.
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La era de las plataformas digitales y el desarrollo de los mercados de datos en un contexto de libre competencia
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ECLAC Subtopics
BUSINESS STRATEGIES ; INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES (ICTS) ; INNOVATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ; PRODUCTIVITY ; COMPETITION POLICY
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KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY ; DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ; MARKETS ; DATABASES ; MARKETING ; CORPORATE STRATEGIES ; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ; INTERNET ; BANKS ; BANKING ; COMPETITION
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LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
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https://hdl.handle.net/11362/47773
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