Social and spatial differences in internet access are due largely to
A) poverty.
B) density, reliability and affordability of telephone systems.
C) differentials in accessing the skills, equipment and software necessary.
D) all of the above
E) B and C only

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Social and spatial differences in internet access can be attributed to a combination of factors including poverty, the density, reliability, and affordability of telephone systems, and differentials in accessing the skills, equipment, and software necessary.

Social and Spatial Differences in Internet Access Are Due Largely