Trinidad and Tobago has developed a modern and reliable information and
communication technology infrastructure that provides access to internet
and telephony services to most of the country, but utilization of these
services may vary significantly. The objective of this paper is to determine
the extent of and the reasons for this variation. Such information could be
used to shape policy toward the lessening of the divide, if one exists. The
basis of the analysis is the calculation of two measures of the digital divide: