The use of cellular phones and wireless technology aids rural, poor populations in many ways. The growth of cell phone use among this population is most attributed to:
A. Literacy not required.
B. Expensive legacy infrastructure not required.
C. Inexpensive phones made available through multinational companies and more recently local providers.
D. The market advantages reaped by cell phone users.
E. All of the above illustrate reasons for the growth of cell phone use in rural, poor populations.
E
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