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1 open data FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH June 25, 2014 Transport & ICT Global Practice 2 Table of Contents Acknowledgments: .. 3 Summary .. 4 Introduction .. 4 The Size of the Potential Prize .. 5 Unique Characteristics and Challenges .. 8 What data is most important for ECONOMIC GROWTH .. 10 open data Companies .. 10 Types of Businesses .. 12 Policy Implications .. 14 Conclusion .. 20 3 Acknowledgments: This report was prepared by Andrew Stott, Senior open data Consultant, World Bank. Thanks to colleagues within the World Bank and external experts who have contributed to and commented on this paper in draft, as well as to the original research by McKinsey, Deloitte, the EU and others cited in the report. Standard Disclaimer: This volume is a product of the staff of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/ The World Bank.
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