Government Intervention into Digital Economy

Technological changes in the economy forced many economic institutions to transform, social life and caused new legal institutions to emerge that require new regulatory methods. Business entities conduct more and more transactions with the help of tools that allow payments to be made remotely and begin to use the latest ways of securing obligations that the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and legal science in general did not know. The changes affected all branches of law and all branches of law, at a certain stage of legal relations, the state is required as a party capable of enforcing the fulfillment of any obligation, especially in the conditions of remote interactions of economic entities, using the Internet. In this situation, the question arises: how to make the state comply with the law when it is impossible to determine the subject of legal relations on the Internet? How to force to execute the decision of the court, if all tangible assets are represented in digital form and do not have carriers? And a number of other issues, on each of which you can write huge monographs and not come to the ideal solution to the problem. The topic of state coercion is multifaceted, it affects all branches of law and it is impossible to examine all aspects in detail, therefore, in this paper, the problem of research is the question of what place government coercion takes in the digital economy, how approaches to understanding the essence of government coercion have changed, to consider how coercion norms are applied. Enforcement proceedings and what problems there are problems associated with the right application.