1. How do people in developing countries have access to technology when it is so expensive?
It varies depending on the country. Some countries have government programs that provide basic technological needs for schools, workplaes, stores, etc. because in developing nations, technology is not seen as a luxury but a tool needed in everyday life. In other countries, a lot of their technological needs are met through large companies/organizations that provide them with computers and cellphones.

2. Are there any effects that technology can have on the health of the planet? If so, what are they?
One of the biggest problems the world faces today is the amount of energy that is consumed globally. The major impacts on the environment are the pollution of producing technology, the overconsumption of non-renewable resources to make cellphones and laptops, and the large amount of waste that occurs when people throw away technology.

3. How does technology improve the economy?
Technology has had many positive affects on the economy. With cellphones and laptops, jobs are easier to find and apply for, and in the technology industry jobs are expected to grow by 22% by 2020. Technology has also given companies the platform to reach a larger target market through social media platforms which increases sales. Another positive effect is online shopping or e-commerce, which opened up a new way for business owners to sell and advertise goods and services.