Analysis of Internet Inclusion among the Populous Countries

Sankara Moorthy K; Krishnaraj R; Celina P; Arunkumar C

Sankara Moorthy K SRM Institute of Science and Technology India
Krishnaraj R SRM Institute of Science and Technology India
Celina P SRM Institute of Science and Technology India
Arunkumar C SRM Institute of Science and Technology India

Abstract

The study of Internet inclusion is a major criterion used to understand the online activity of countries. In this paper, we have studied the Internet inclusion among many nations by providing empirical data. We have provided a few focussed analyses in this work.

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