The Internet’s potential contribution to India’s gross domestic
product by 2015 may leap to $100 billion by 2015, from about $30 billion
in 2011, according to a new a study by McKinsey & Co.
The global consulting firm says this is because the number of Internet users in the country is expected to reach anywhere between 330 million and 370 million by then. “India will add more Internet users than any country in the world over the next three years,” said the report, explaining that 28% of India’s population is set to have Internet access by 2015.READ MORE
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The global consulting firm says this is because the number of Internet users in the country is expected to reach anywhere between 330 million and 370 million by then. “India will add more Internet users than any country in the world over the next three years,” said the report, explaining that 28% of India’s population is set to have Internet access by 2015.READ MORE
COPYRIGHT BY THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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