COMMUNAL PROPERTY AS A RESERVATION FOR ENTREPRENEURS IN THE DIGITIZED HARBERGER SYSTEM. PROSPECTS FOR MAINTAINING CONTROL
The purpose of the article is to study changes in entrepreneurial activity after the extreme digitalization of economic activity and the introduction of A. Harberger's system. The work uses the methodology of the theory of inventive problem solving, with the help of which the consequences of digitalization of property relations and the implementation of A. Harberger's system are assessed. In accordance with this theory, all objects of entrepreneurial property are subdivided into elements such as "engine", "working body", "transmission", "calculator", "energy source". It is argued that as a result of digitalization, these elements will acquire independence and flexibility in combination. In this case, the "calculator" will be the dominant and most expensive element. As a result of these processes, all technologies for making a profit become generally known, and objects of entrepreneurial property become publicly available. As a result, entrepreneurial activity will remain only in those segments of the economy that can function without the participation of a computer and where the use of a collective form of ownership is possible. To maintain entrepreneurial activity, the article proposes to create internal collective offshore companies, whose residents will use special taxation and property administration regimes. The possibility of maintaining control over them with the help of quantitative dependencies between different functional levels of entrepreneurial activity is substantiated.