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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Global prepaid vs contract subscriber numbers – Mobile Economy 2013
Posted in Airtime, Alternative currency, Bottom of the Pyramid, Business Models, global, Informal & Flexible, Mobile platform
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Promoting Africa’s Informal Sector
Organising the informal sector and recognising its role as a profitable activity may contribute to economic development. This can also improve the capacity of informal workers to meet their basic needs by increasing their incomes and strengthening their legal status. … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Airtime, Alternative currency, Assumption filter, Banking, Bottom of the Pyramid, Business Models, Buyer Behaviour, Cashless transactions, China, Economy, Flexibility, global, India, Indigenous & Traditional, Informal & Flexible, Kenya, Migrant worker, Mobile platform, Rural, Sub Saharan Africa, User research, Value
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