The bottom line is that where a U.S. mobile service customer might represent a percent or two percent of income, in many countries in the Americas mobile service costs five percent to 15 percent of income, and the same situation prevails in many of the Pacific Islands, for example.
Monday, October 14, 2013
U.S. Mobile Service Prices Actually are Quite Low

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