Univrsity Of Tehran Press Journal of Information Technology Management 2980-7972 17 4 2025 11 01 Economic Marginality Degree: A Factor of Influence on Information Technology 137 149 106076 10.22059/jitm.2025.106076 EN Оlena Chukurna Professor, Department of management and marketing, State University of Intelligent Technologies and Telecommunications, Ukraine. Mariana Palchynska Professor, Department of Cyberpsychology and Rehabilitation, State University of Intelligent Technologies and Telecommunications, Ukraine. Maral Assanova Department of Economics and International Business, Buketov Karagandy University, Kazakhstan. Olena Stanislavyk Professor, Department of management and marketing, State University of Intelligent Technologies and Telecommunications, Ukraine. Oleksandr Kovalenko Professor, Department of International Management and Innovations, Odessa Polytechnic National University, Ukraine. Olena Kniazeva Professor, Department of Economic Theory and Enterprise Economics, Odessa State Agrarian University, Tetiana Tardaskina Аssociate professor, Department of Management and Marketing, State University of Intelligent Technologies and Telecommunications, Ukraine. Journal Article 2026 02 16 This article examines the extent to which economic marginality functions as a factor influencing information technology. The study seeks to analyze how the drivers of economic marginalization affect a country’s overall economic development and to determine the degree to which information technologies shape these dynamics. The study investigates how the level of information system development affects the degree of economic marginality in society, using Ukraine as a case example. To address the research objective, a multifactor regression analysis was conducted, enabling the construction of an economic–statistical model that substantiates the influence of each factor. The findings of the study reveal the key factors influencing GDP formation, highlighting information technology as the primary driver among them. It was concluded that the development of the communication, information technologies, and telecommunications system, along with the scientific and technical sphere, science and education, and the health care and social assistance system, makes a significant contribution to the country's GDP. The research confirmed the hypothesis of a high degree of interrelationship between the impact of information technologies and their increasing role in society, on economic development and equal access to the social sphere, education, science, and healthcare. Stimulating these sectors of Ukraine's economy will contribute to overall economic development and help reduce the degree of economic marginalization. https://jitm.ut.ac.ir/article_106076_38070338f8994a7c410029ce3b5bd7fb.pdf