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The Socioeconomic Effects of Public Sector Information on Digital Networks: Toward a Better Understanding of Different Access and Reuse Policies - Workshop Summary

10.		Enhancing Access to Government Information: Economic Theory as It Applies to Statistics Canada Kirsti Nilsen, University of Western Ontario Canada		40
11.		Assessing the Impact of Public Sector Geographic Information Max Craglia, Institute for Environment and Sustainability, JRC Italy		45
12.		Assessing the Economic and Social Benefits of NOAA Data Online Rodney Weiher, NOAA United States		47
13.		Exploring the Impacts of Enhanced Access to Publicly Funded Research John Houghton, Victoria University Australia		51
		DISCUSSION BY WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS		56
PART THREE
14.		Measuring the Social and Economic Costs of Public Sector Information Online: A Review of the Literature and Future Directions Paul F. Uhlir, Raed M. Sharif, and Tilman Merz		61
15.		Summary of the First Breakout Session Juan Carlos de Martin, Rapporteur		69
16.		Summary of the Second Breakout Session Tilman Merz, Rapporteur		73
PART FOUR
17.		General Discussion of Results from the Breakout Sessions and Possible Next Steps Paul F. Uhlir, Rapporteur		75
APPENDIXES
A.		Workshop Agenda		83
B.		Biographical Summaries of Workshop Chairs, Presenters, and Rapporteurs		87

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Front Matter (R1-R12)

1. Introduction (1-2)

2. Overview of U.S. Federal Government Information Policy (3-6)

3. PSI Implementation in the UK: Successes and Challenges (7-9)

4. The Value to Industry of PSI: The Business Sector Perspective (10-16)

5. Achieving Fair and Open Access to PSI for Maximum Returns (17-24)

6. Public Sector Information: Why Bother? (25-28)

7. Measuring the Economic Impact of the PSI Directive in the Context of the 2008Review (29-30)

8. Different PSI Access Policies and Their Impact (31-36)

9. The Price of Everything but the Value of Nothing (37-39)

10. Enhancing Access to Government Information: Economic Theory as ItApplies to Statistics Canada (40-44)

11. Assessing the Impact of Public Sector Geographic Information (45-46)

12. Assessing the Economic and Social Benefits of NOAA Data Online (47-50)

13. Exploring the Impacts of Enhanced Access to Publicly Funded Research (51-60)

14. Measuring the Social and Economic Costs of Public Sector InformationOnline: A Review of the Literature and Future Directions (61-68)

15. Summary of the First Breakout Session (69-72)

16. Summary of the Second Breakout Session (73-74)

17. General Discussion of Results from the Breakout Sessions and Possible NextSteps (75-80)

A. Workshop Agenda (81-86)

B. Biographical Summaries of Workshop Chairs, Presenters, andRapporteurs (87-92)