51% of surveyed software users in emerging markets (including the same percentage of business decision-makers) mistakenly believe it is legal to buy a single copy of software and install it on multiple computers.
According to a recent survey by BSA/IDC (Source: BSA/IDC):
46% of software users in developing economies believe software downloaded through peer-to-peer networks is “probably legal,” as compared with 21% in mature markets.
45% assume it is legal to install software lent to them by a friend or co-worker, compared with 29% in mature markets.
