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And only then could the US stem the rising tide of import
penetration
by foreign producers.
The state now accounts for more than 40% of the country’s operating capacity for wind-generated power, and has one of the world’s highest
penetration
rates for solar (one in four households has a photovoltaic system).
As of mid-2011, only 36% of its 1.3 billion people were connected – far short of the nearly 80%
penetration
rates seen in South Korea, Japan, and the United States.
Indeed, with the cost of connectivity falling sharply – China’s mobile users are expected to surpass PC users by 2013 – and, with urbanization and per capita incomes also rising sharply, it is not unreasonable to expect China’s Internet
penetration
rate to cross the 50% threshold by 2015.
In a country where mobile
penetration
exceeds 80% but only a few people have smartphones, such simple solutions can have the greatest impact.
A 2009 study by the World Bank found that a 10% increase in fixed broadband
penetration
boosts a developing economy’s GDP by about 1.4%.
China is well practiced in using trade and commercial
penetration
to bolster its influence in other countries.
These linkages provide an ideal foundation for joint
penetration
of African markets and joint exploration of the continent’s potential as a global manufacturing hub.
Despite a broadband
penetration
rate of only 30%, e-tail commanded 5-6% of total retail sales in China in 2012, on par with the US.
That level of
penetration
took decades longer to achieve elsewhere, and the poorest countries are still not there.
Even 12% of India’s population – the extent of Internet
penetration
today – makes the country the world’s third-largest online market, and also the fastest growing for its size.
Each has the prerequisites for open and lively online communities: decent Internet
penetration
and democratic, plural political systems.
In the bottom five countries in the McKinsey index, the average Internet
penetration
rate was only 15% in 2013.
With an offline population of more than 1.4 billion people, these countries had an average Internet
penetration
rate of 19% in 2013.
Another mechanism for expanding the capabilities of diagnostic testing would take advantage of the
penetration
of mobile-phone networks in developing countries.
It also puts at risk Turkey’s robust economic
penetration
into Arab markets.
The spread of mobile telephony has revolutionized ordinary life in a continent with the world's lowest
penetration
of fixed-line telephones.
Second, China’s large-scale
penetration
of the United States and European Union markets has, in many cases, displaced Asian and Latin American competitors.
A 10% increase in broadband
penetration
can add a full percentage point to sustainable GDP growth, and doubling broadband speed increases GDP by 0.3% on average.
As the Internet continues its
penetration
of all aspects of our lives, we are entering what the computer scientist Mark Weiser has called the era of “ubiquitous computing” – a time when technology is so prevalent that it “recedes into the background of our lives.”
For China, it would spell increased export
penetration
into other markets.
Scrapping free-trade deals with Asia and Latin America, for example, could provide a short-term gain for the US economy; but doing so would ultimately undercut the projection of American power there, paving the way for
penetration
by China.
Indeed, as mobile
penetration
rates in Africa have increased – Togo has reached 82.6%
penetration
– and mobile money has flourished, applying digital PAYGo business models has become easier than ever.
It consisted of many variables that seemed to be important for productivity: the strength of governance and institutions, investments in education, openness to trade and investment, the adoption and
penetration
of technology, and so on.
At present, the cost of Internet access in Africa is the highest in the world, and Internet
penetration
is only 37%, significantly below the world average of 57%.
The problem is that these offline records tend to be scattered and inaccessible, whereas in the digital economy – especially following the high
penetration
of mobile payments and e-commerce – they become easily retrievable and far more useful.
Over the last decade, a growing middle class and rapid progress in mobile and Internet
penetration
have supported the view that African countries are ripe for e-commerce success.
Consumer spending across the continent is projected to reach $2.1 trillion by 2025, by which time mobile-phone
penetration
in Sub-Saharan Africa is likely to stand at 50%.
Thanks to that physical infrastructure, as well as existing financial infrastructure, the company was able to reach profitability with its business-to-business marketplace in 2002 – two years before the establishment of Alipay enabled it to overcome the lack of credit-card
penetration
and start expanding its customer-to-customer marketplace, Taobao.
But the African average remains nearly nine times that of Asia, despite some of the world’s fastest growth rates for mobile-phone subscription and Internet
penetration.
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