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the study of digital industries in strategic emerging industries, and form a
systematic portrayal. Data monitoring system for digital economic structure
and a more scientific and accurate accounting method system.
(2) Improving methods to obtain high-frequency big data in China's
digital economy
This paper analyzes the mechanism that the digital economy influences
the traditional economy through the digitization of transactions, including the
increase of transaction trust brought by digitalization of documents, the
reduction of transaction costs brought by the digitization of supply and
demand information, and the non-monetary data transactions brought by the
digitization of content information. To comprehensively and accurately count
high-frequency transaction data containing such information, it is necessary
to research and develop stable, safe, reliable, and high-quality high-frequency
data acquisition methods. Among the data sources of current accounting
practice, micro-investigations have limitations such as low timeliness,
cumbersome investigation costs, and high investigation costs, and commercial
data is often difficult to obtain authority for the protection of trade secrets.
Therefore, we can consider building a distributed statistical accounting system
with anonymity and tamper-proof based on blockchain technology, and
statistically record large data transactions through decentralized distributed
ledgers, thus achieving high-frequency, efficient and accurate statistical
accounting for the digital economy.
(3) Complementing China's digital economy industry product
classification
This paper has carried out a more in-depth discussion on the industry and
product classification of the digital economy, and combined with the "three
new" statistical classification (2018) and the "strategic emerging industry
classification (2018)" in statistical practice, etc. The advantages and limitations
of statistical classification. In the future digital economic accounting work, it is
recommended to further improve the statistical classification of China's digital
economy satellite accounts under the support and guidance of the United
Nations Statistical Commission (UNSC) Joint Accounts of the National
Accounts Working Group (ISWGNA) to further increase the world. The
international comparability of digital economic development in various
countries, combined with the international initiatives promised by China at the
G20 summit, and the inclusive development goals proposed by the G20 Digital
Ministerial Conference, more accurately measure the impact of digital growth
on individuals and businesses. At the same time, it should be combined with
the storage and construction design of non-traditional big data such as
Internet statistics to form a digital economy satellite account with profound
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