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Rural-urban divide in internet usage among the women of reproductive age group: a non-linear Fairlie decomposition analysis in Indian context. [PDF]
Roy TB, Das P, Saha S.
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Socio-Economy of Mobile Phone Ownership in India
India Studies in Business and Economics, 2016This paper examines the socio-economy of mobile phone ownership in India by plotting patterns that have been drawn from National Sample Survey (NSS) 66th round consumption data for 2009–2010. While we use the secondary data from Census 2011 and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the crux of this paper is built around the NSS data ...
G. D. Bino Paul, Ashutosh Bishnu Murti
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PSYCHOLOGICAL OWNERSHIP AND USERS’ CONTINUOUS USAGE OF DOMESTIC VS. FOREIGN MOBILE PAYMENT APPS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN CHINA AND THE U.S Psychological ownership and users’ continuous usage of domestic vs. foreign mobile payment apps: a comparison between
Li Yaoqi
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Ownership Versus On-Campus Use of Mobile IT Devices by University Students
Computers and Education, 2013This study investigated ownership and on-campus use of laptops, tablets, and smartphones, using survey information on Dutch university students. We show that 96% of students own at least one of these mobile IT devices (i.e., a laptop, tablet, or smartphone).
Piet Rietveld
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Secure Multiple Group Ownership Transfer Protocol for Mobile RFID
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 2012With the combination of mobile devices and readers in recent years, mobile Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems have been widely deployed in mobile identification. E-commerce, for instance, has applied many of mobile RFID's deriving services, one of which is the transfer of a tagged item's ownership in supply chains.
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Journal of Financial Economic Policy, 2023
Purpose This paper aims to measure the extent of digital financial inclusion (DFI) and examine the effect of socioeconomic characteristics on using government remittances and the adoption of digital financial services (DFS) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prabhakar Nandru +2 more
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Purpose This paper aims to measure the extent of digital financial inclusion (DFI) and examine the effect of socioeconomic characteristics on using government remittances and the adoption of digital financial services (DFS) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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