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32. Rasul Balaev, Matlab Ali Zadeh, Sevda Haji Zadeh: Capabilities of Urbanizosiya
33. Processes Resilience in the Digital Environment

development of knowledge, a new demand is formed for each stage of continuous
activity. Their implementation can be expected in an adequate information society
and in an urban environment, which is a showcase for this community”. [Rasul A.
Balayev (2007). p.65]. At the same time, it is difficult to say a justified opinion on
the differences in the role of Information Society in the sustainable development of
the economy of cities and regions.

The role of quantitative characteristics in the development of cities is increasing as a result
of and conditionally urbanization processes. The city, in our opinion, is primarily an
economically active territory, a landfill for development, a material result of urban
processes, a et benchmark of demographic development and territorial cohesion of various
forms of activity. Of course, the city's multi functionality does not end with the listed ones.

Determining the possibilities for digitizing the conditions and consequences of
urbanization processes is methodologically important from the point of view of economic
evaluation of emerging competitive processes. There is no doubt that as urbanization
processes intensified, information exchange is accelerated. The information space of the
city is expanding more rapidly than its borders. The indicator of the level of application of
digital technologies in urban infrastructure is repeatedly higher than the General country
level. Speaking about the exchange of experience of the exchange of figures, it should be
noted that there is a more characteristic of the situation and reality of the inter-city
exchange than the inter-country Exchange. In other words, "Globalization has resulted in
both less regulation of industry and, in such areas as trade, investment, and intellectual
property, more universal standards of regulation. As a result, location decisions depend on
the particular country less and on the comparative advantages of different cities more”
[Urbanization and Sustainability in Asia. Case Studies of Good Practice. Edited by Brian
Roberts and Trevor Kanaley (2006), p. 17].

As a comparative advantage of different cities, their openness to innovations such as
activity and living space is of little importance. As for the economic efficiency of the
application of digital technologies, the fact that the indicators on individual cities do
not always compare, expands the scope of the application of expert technologies in
the evaluation process, as it seems from experience.

Most of the modern states are about to lose their common employer function. At the
same time, the state remains a guarantor of the citizen's right to work, even in
conditions of intensive urban conditions. Therefore, the personnel policy pursued by
the state as a system of goals, methods and means of regulation in the labor market
has a decisive role. As regulatory measures against unemployment, the state affects
the aggregate demand in the labor market through the use of fiscal instruments, in

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