Data Action: Using Data for Public Good Economists traditionally define “public goods” as being both non-excludable and non-rivalrous. Why is there a debate about whether data specifically fits this definition?

Data Action: Using Data for Public Good According to the text, what term do scholars Nick Couldry and Ulises Mejias use to describe the “extension of the global process of extraction” where human life is appropriated through its conversion into data for capital?

Texas political headlines in recent months have included controversy about ________.

There were no Republicans in Texas in the 1950s.

Non-partisan local elections in Texas include county offices.

___ justice involves the degree to which policies and rules are fairly applied to all individuals.

A ___ clarifies the purpose of the organization and expresses what it hopes to be in the future.

The purpose of benchmarking is to ___.

Entrepreneurs include ___.

For liability purposes, a limited liability corporation functions like a ___ and protects the assets of owners against claims made against the company.