What problems will occur in the it resource allocation mode of traditional platform deployment?

No, information resources are just a special kind of resources. Traditional methods such as Pareto optimality are still the best criteria to judge its current situation, and traditional models will not be abandoned. Market allocation plays a major role, while government allocation plays a regulatory, auxiliary and normative role.

It's just that information resources have their own characteristics and should be analyzed in detail. When we examine the actual distribution of information resources, there are at least two important issues that we must face squarely:

1. The general equilibrium assumption cannot be established.

2. Information activity is a special economic activity.

(1) Not all information activities are directly market-oriented.

(2) Some information services, such as library services, are provided to the public free of charge as public goods, and the government cannot close all libraries just because it doesn't make money.

(3) Information industry is a "system industry"

On the issue of macro information resources allocation, the role of market mechanism is limited, and the government must directly participate and mainly rely on policy guidance and direct government investment to ensure the total input-output level of the information industry.