text: **4.2. Keep political issues separated by economics ones**
  Open Data can reduce the costs of Public Administrations and generate (or at least protect, as in the 
  
  case of deals from local merchants) local jobs in all sectors of the economy, not just high-tech ones. 
  
  There seems to be enough evidence for these two assertions to go for more Open Data*even if*they 
  
  had no effect at all on participation to politics. This should always be kept in mind, also because 
  
  some data that can directly stimulate business are not the same that would be useful for 
  
  transparency. 
  
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