It has converted prices to purchasing power parity (PPP), combining the results with the gross national income per capita in order to allow for direct comparison between the markets.
“Broadband prices can be over 1,000 higher in real terms in the poorer countries,” said Oliver Johnson, CEO at Point Topic. In a comparison of 64 markets, Switzerland ranks as the lowest market for cost/GNI per capita at 0.07%. In comparison, Bolivia and Kenya showed the highest costs for broadband subscription, ranked at 43.66% and 79.25% respectively.
