Social Capital and Digital Divide: Implications for Mobile Health Policy in Developing Countries

<div>Distribution of Internet access by residence, education, and wealth. Q25, Q50, Q75, and Q99 represent the respondents’ per capita expenditure (Log) in the top 25%, top 26% to top 50%, top 50 to top 75%, and top 51% to top 99%, respectively.</div>

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Figure 2: Social Capital and Digital Divide: Implications for Mobile Health Policy in Developing Countries 