Digitally Divided — Work, Health and the Income Gap

Digital Economy Income Gap Widens Year Over Year   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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