Growth and Opportunities in Mobile Internet Market in Bulgaria

Otsetova, Anna; Otsetova-Dudin, Ekaterina

doi:10.26552/tac.c.2019.2.5

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“…Use of the Internet has exploded in recent years. Rapidly evolving network and computer technologies, coupled with exponential growth of services and data available on the Internet, enable hundreds of millions of people to have fast access to a huge amount of information from anywhere and everywhere (Otsetova, Otsetova-Dudin, 2019;Ronaghi, Forouharfar, 2020). According to experts' forecasts, in 2025 the mobile industry will reach new major milestones across key indicatorsunique subscribers, Internet users and 4G/5G connections.…”

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Mobile internet in the EU: problems and perspectives

Lavrinenko¹,

Ignatjeva²,

Betlej³

et al. 2022

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Mobile communication has become a taken for granted condition of people's everyday lives. Internet and mobile technologies have changed our way of both doing business and dealing with our daily routine activities. Researchers have increasingly focused on the impact of the level Internet, i.e. mobile Internet level on national economies. Mobile Internet rapidly been integrated not only into people's daily lives, but also into the daily lives of companies, organizations, administration. The aim of the present research is to perform a statistical study and assessment of the level of mobile Internet development in Latvia in the context of the EU countries in the period from 2014 to 2019 years. The Mobile Connectivity Index measures performance of 150 countries according the four key enablers of mobile Internet connectivity: infrastructure (i.e., the availability of high-performance mobile internet network coverage), affordability (i.e., availability of mobile services and devices at price points that reflect the level of income across a national population), consumer readiness (i.e., citizens with the awareness and skills needed to value and use the internet) and content (i.e., availability of secure online content and services accessible and relevant to the local population). The study analyzes the impact of the Mobile Connectivity Index on the Latvian economic growth, makes recommendations for improving the Internet and mobile technologies as an endogenous factor of economic development.

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