At least theoretically,the Internet allows for participation by anyone anywhere in the global,digital economy,but NOT everyone has real and practical access.This is called which of these?
A)the global digital divide
B)consumer culture
C)digital stratification
D)the bottom billion

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The global digital divide refers to the unequal distribution of access to and use of the Internet and digital technologies around the world. While the Internet has the potential to connect people and empower individuals and communities, not everyone has equal access to it. This can create a stratification, or unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and power, in the digital world. The term "bottom billion" refers to the poorest and most disadvantaged people in the world, but this may not accurately reflect the specific issues related to digital access and participation. Consumer culture is a broader concept related to the ways in which consumerism and commercialism shape societies and individuals.

At Least Theoretically,the Internet Allows for Participation by Anyone Anywhere