Top 10 Countries with Highest ARPU
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The document discusses average revenue per user (ARPU) by mobile connections in Q2 2020. It lists the top 10 countries by highest ARPU, ranging from $115 in Monaco to $36 in Norfolk Island. ARPU measures the average recurring monthly revenue generated per unique subscriber, differentiating it from ARPU measured by total connections.
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