FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTION OF GOVERNMENT BODIES AND BUSINESS STRUCTURES IN THE SPHERE OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

This research is devoted to the study of foreign experience of interaction between government and business in the field of the digital economy.
The article presents the economic essence of public-private partnership (PPP). This is the most effective mechanism for interaction between government bodies and business structures. The analysis of PPP projects in all spheres of the economy for 2015-2020 was carried out according to the World Bank data. Including in the field of telecommunications and computer information technology. The article reflects the dependence of the rate of development of public-private partnership on the socio-economic development of countries.
It also analyzed the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI-2020) for the countries of the European Union. The best and worst indicators of European countries in the field of digital technologies integration, digital public services, business digitalization and e-commerce are named.
It is concluded that there are large regional differences in the digitalization of public administration, the social sphere, and the peculiarities of public-private partnership. The authors reflect the need for additional research. As examples, the leaders of the transformation of public administration were selected: Denmark, Australia and the United Kingdom. Because it is in these countries that the transformation of administrative processes and procedures is fully organized.

The obtained results of the research will expand the understanding of the application of the successful international experience of interaction between public authorities and business structures in the framework of the digitalization of the economy.
The implementation of digital projects based on public-private partnerships will contribute to the achievement of significant economic results. Such as GDP growth, employment growth in the information and communication technology industry. There will be new synergistic effects associated with an increase in labor productivity, an increase in investment attractiveness, a return on the introduction of innovations, increased of cooperation in non-resource high-tech areas, and the development of international digital cooperation.