Digital Economy Income Gap Widens Year Over Year
The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: Digitally Divided — Work, Health and the Income Gap
The ability to work remotely helped widen the digital income gap over the last 12 months, “The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: Digitally Divided — Work, Health and the Income Gap” finds.
Inside the February Report
- 40%: Share of low-income consumers who work remotely from home
- 71%: Share of high-income consumers who do at least some remote work
- 46%: Portion of high-income consumers who planned or booked travel tickets or accommodations digitally
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