Inclusionism Core
Data Dividend
A mechanism through which individuals receive value derived from data generated through their participation in social, economic, technological, or informational systems.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of Data Dividend. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
A mechanism through which individuals receive value derived from data generated through their participation in social, economic, technological, or informational systems.
Inclusionist Perspective
Personal data emerges through interaction.
The value generated from that data may therefore create legitimate participation claims.
Core Principle
Participation in data generation may justify participation in resulting value creation.
Inclusionist Perspective
Data Dividends represent an early attempt to improve relational attribution within digital economies.
Relationships
Core Question
How should data-derived value be attributed among participating agents?
