LONDON, May 17 (Bernama-GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global inclusion in the
Internet could bring seven percent of the world’s population – 500
million people - above absolute poverty levels, and add US$6.7 trillion
to global economic output, according to a new study by Strategy&,
PwC’s strategy consulting business.
The study, for Facebook, encompassed 120 countries over a 10-year period and describes how the Internet could change as more people from developing markets get online. It examines how barriers to accessing the internet could be removed, and how the internet could change as more people from developing markets get online.
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The study, for Facebook, encompassed 120 countries over a 10-year period and describes how the Internet could change as more people from developing markets get online. It examines how barriers to accessing the internet could be removed, and how the internet could change as more people from developing markets get online.
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