Internet in Belarus, December 2012
Author: Mikhail Doroshevich
31/01/2013
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15-18
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10,23%
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19-24
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20,31%
|
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25-34
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30,14%
|
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35-44
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19,50%
|
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45-54
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12,51%
|
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55+
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7,32%
|
|
Unfinished secondary education
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8,02%
|
|
Finished secondary education
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11,84%
|
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Vocational
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28,16%
|
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Unfinished high
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12,97%
|
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High
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39,00%
|
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Single
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38,82%
|
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Not married but live together
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7,06%
|
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Married
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45,14%
|
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Divorced
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7,31%
|
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Widow (widower)
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1,67%
|
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One person
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11,21%
|
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Two persons
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25,01%
|
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Three persons
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30,53%
|
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Four persons
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23,96%
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Five persons and more
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9,30%
|
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Top-manager/director/owner
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3,39%
|
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Middle level manager / project manager
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3,58%
|
|
Specialist / chief specialist
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24,42%
|
|
Office Employee / Assistant
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8,33%
|
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Small business owner
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3,36%
|
|
Creative worker, self-employed person, freelancer
|
1,77%
|
|
Technical or support staff
|
3,68%
|
|
Qualified worker, foreman
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8,47%
|
|
Unqualified worker
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2,70%
|
|
Military man, policeman
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1,54%
|
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Unemployed
|
2,03%
|
|
Student/Schoolboy
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16,07%
|
|
Pensioner
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3,59%
|
|
Housewife
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4,35%
|
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Other
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12,71%
|
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up to 60 USD
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7,42%
|
|
from 61 to 120 USD
|
11,15%
|
|
from 121 to 180 USD
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12,30%
|
|
from 181 to 250 USD
|
13,07%
|
|
from 251 to 400 USD
|
15,69%
|
|
from 401 to 600 USD
|
10,31%
|
|
more than 601 USD
|
7,71%
|
|
No income
|
9,76%
|
|
I don't know / don't want to answer
|
12,59%
|
|
Minsk
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28,26%
|
|
Brest
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7,39%
|
|
Vitebsk
|
7,28%
|
|
Gomel
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8,35%
|
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Grodno
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5,42%
|
|
Mogilev
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6,87%
|
|
Place with a population of more than 50 000
|
19,28%
|
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Place with a population less than 50 000
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17,16%
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Minsk Region
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33,65%
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|
Brest Region
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15,01%
|
|
Vitebsk Region
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14,55%
|
|
Gomel Region
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13,90%
|
|
Grodno Region
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10,27%
|
|
Mogilev Region
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12,62%
|
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Every day
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80,71%
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3-6 times a week
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12,67%
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|
1-2 times a week
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5,43%
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|
1-3 times a month
|
1,18%
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At home
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93,51%
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At work
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29,80%
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At school / University
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7,10%
|
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in a net cafe
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4,22%
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At friends/relatives
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11,06%
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Other places
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8,76%
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Broadband
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69,34%
|
|
Dial-up
|
4,75%
|
|
Mobile CDMA/GPRS/EDGE/3G
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11,22%
|
|
Wi - Fi
|
0,41%
|
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Other
|
4,58%
|
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I don't know
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9,70%
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