Valentine Vishnevsky
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Valentine Vishnevsky is a leading scholar at the intersection of economics, technology, and public policy, with a primary focus on how the Fourth Industrial Revolution is reshaping tax systems. His most-cited work, “Robot vs. tax inspector or how the fourth industrial revolution will change the tax system,” examines the profound challenges posed by digitalization, robotization, machine-to-machine (M2M) communication, and blockchain technologies to traditional taxation frameworks. With 63 citations, this paper identifies critical areas where cyber-physical systems disrupt existing tax structures and proposes forward-looking solutions for adapting national and international tax policies. Vishnevsky’s research is notable for bridging technical innovation and economic regulation, offering actionable insights for policymakers grappling with automation’s fiscal implications. His work has been instrumental in framing debates on taxing robots, digital transactions, and decentralized economies, earning him recognition as a key voice in the field of techno-economic governance. By highlighting the tension between rapid technological progress and legacy tax systems, Vishnevsky provides a roadmap for sustainable fiscal policy in an era of unprecedented change.
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