… In view of this projection, we consider some implications of home internet access … internet
service for all Americans (“universal access”) would raise earnings-weighted labor productivity …

… In view of this projection, we consider some implications of home internet access … internet
service for all Americans (“universal access”) would raise earnings-weighted labor productivity …

… A second meaning of the resilience concept is related to an ecology, whereby a … 2008
financial crisis, such as stagnating productivity, rising inequalities, job instability, housing shortages…

… essential tool of productivity during the COVID-19 pandemic. … We seek to answer how Internet
service resilience could … can reinforce or redress existing spatial and social inequalities in …

… the effects of digital technology on employment and inequality. … the same effects to all kinds
of internet connections is … -up] internet, and broadband all have different effects on economic …

… resilience that may induce the digital inequality–resilience … Technological development
fosters productivity and growth … , and a good Internet connection. Our analysis indicated that …

… Human capital can offer significant impact in this work and … can become a tool reduces
inequality and promotes inclusion. … achieve the best possible impact all while effectively managing …

… should be to reduce inequalities in the distribution of Internet access, and consequently,
economic and social inequalities. In this … effects on productivity and rural poverty are minimal. …

… and inequality, promote food security, boost productivity and … resilient approaches to
sustainable development, inequality, … , including computers and network connections; digital …

… social difference and inequality’ that asks … Internet access through fibre, mobile and alternative
technologies is seen as crucial to rural growth, particularly through increasing productivity, …