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Effects of the Digital Divide: Evidence from African-American and Native-American Owned Micro-Enterprises

机译：数字鸿沟的影响：来自非裔美国人和美洲原住民拥有的微型企业的证据

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Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have often been touted as a means of enabling people to make their way out of poverty. While there are success stories of people in Africa who have been able to access and use mobile and Internet-based Technologies to build businesses that give them better livelihoods, it is unclear how these technologies are being used by African American and Native American entrepreneurs in the United States. Pockets of low connectivity and lack of awareness or technical skills mean that some entrepreneurs are unable to take advantage of the opportunities provided by ICTs in the United States. This paper investigates the digital divide in micro-enterprises owned by African-Americans and Native Americans in a midwestern metropolitan area in the United States. Data collected through three case studies are analyzed using a model previously developed to arrive at the level of ICTs needed to support and sustain the micro-enterprises.
机译：信息和通信技术（ICT）通常被吹捧为使人们摆脱贫困的一种手段。尽管有非洲人的成功案例，他们能够访问和使用基于移动和互联网的技术来建立能够为他们提供更好生活的业务，但目前尚不清楚非洲人和美洲原住民企业家如何使用这些技术。美国。连通性低下，缺乏意识或技术技能的口袋意味着一些企业家无法利用美国信息通信技术提供的机会。本文研究了美国中西部大都市地区非裔美国人和美洲原住民拥有的微型企业中的数字鸿沟。使用先前开发的模型对通过三个案例研究收集的数据进行分析，以得出支持和维持微型企业所需的ICT水平。

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