Answer to Question #240602 in English for samantha

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In such countries the effect of phone ownership on GDP growth is much stronger than in the developed world, because the ability to make calls is being offered for the first time, rather than as an alternative to existing landlines. As a result, mobile phone operators have emerged in Africa, India and other parts of Asia that are larger and more flexible than Western companies, and which have grown by catering for poorer customers, being therefore well-placed to expand downmarket. In addition Chinese phone makers have successfully challenged the established Western companies in terms of quality as well as innovation. A further trend is the provision of services via the mobile network which offer access to information about topics such as healthcare or agriculture.

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A progression of studies have discovered a connection between portable infiltration and financial development. Cell phones have further developed correspondence, social incorporation, monetary action and efficiency in areas like horticulture, wellbeing, instruction and money. 

The current flood of portable innovation is driving work effectiveness with 'efficiency applications' and utilization of 'down time'; it is likewise expanding capital usefulness: with assessed financial efficiency advantages of $11.8 billion over the course of the following decade.