INFORMATION ECONOMY UNDER MARTIAL LAW: TARGET FUNCTION

Abstract

Problem statement. The relevance of the topic is due to the fact that information in modern society has acquired the status of a strategic resource that determines the level of competitiveness, security and institutional capacity of the state. During martial law, it is information systems that provide operational management of economic processes, coordination between government, business and citizens, support for critical infrastructure, as well as analytical monitoring of the situation in real time. Digital technologies create opportunities for maintaining the functioning of the financial system, e-governance, defense industry and educational and scientific space, which makes them a central element of the economic resilience of the state. The article is aimed  at determining the target function of the information economy under martial law. Methods used in the study: systematization and generalization, tabular and structural, monographic analysis, etc. The hypothesis of the study was the assumption that the target function has subfunctions and bivalent nature. Summary of the main material: the study made it possible to systematically characterize the essence, structure and target function of the information economy under martial law. It has been established that it is not only a component of digital transformation, but also a key element of national security, capable of ensuring the sustainability of public administration, production processes and socio-economic communication. The information economy in crisis conditions acquires a bivalent nature: at the same time it is a tool for preserving the functioning of basic institutions and a catalyst for innovative changes.  security and innovation within limited resources and high risks. Its implementation covers a number of subfunctions: stabilization, security, communication, innovation-adaptive, resilience, analytical, social and humanitarian and others. Together, they form an integrated system of digital resilience of the state, combining short-term survival tasks with long-term goals of post-war development. The originality and practical significance of the study lies in the bivalent approach to the formation of the target function of the information economy under martial law. Conclusions. The information economy becomes the basis of Ukraine's digital sovereignty, contributes to the development of e-governance, increases the transparency of management, the effectiveness of state decisions, and forms the prerequisites for a new architectonics of the economic system in the post-war period. Further research lies in the plane of adaptation of the target function of the information economy to the conditions of the post-war state.