FORMATION OF EMPLOYMENT IN THE ICT SECTOR IN UZBEKISTAN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
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This study analyzes the development trends of employment in the ICT sector of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regional differences, and factors affecting the sector. During the study, the change in the number of employees working in the ICT sector between 2020 and 2023 was studied based on statistical data and regional differences were assessed. The results show that, despite the positive overall growth in the sector, a decrease in employment in the ICT sector was observed in some regions. The analysis also considered the impact of ICT infrastructure, education quality, and state policy on the labor market. International experience was also analyzed and effective strategies for developing the ICT sector in the conditions of Uzbekistan were put forward.
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