bmwi_Forschungsbericht 577 - Initiative Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft

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Anhang
1. Abgrenzungsmodell der EU-Kommission
Statistische Abgrenzung des Kultursektors in Europa. Abgrenzung der EU-Kommission nach der offiziellen
europäischen Wirtschaftszweigklassifikation NACE Rev.1
Nace 2-digits Nace 3-digits Inclusion in the
cultural field
22 – Publishing, printing
and reproduction of
recorded media
92 – Recreational,
cultural and
sporting activities
74 – Other business
activities
22.1 – Publishing
22.2 – Printing and service activities related to printing
22.3 – Reproduction of recorded media
92.1 – Motion picture and video activities
92.2 – Radio and television activities
92.3 – Other entertainment activities
92.4 – News agency activities
92.5 – Library, archive, museums and other cultural
activities
92.6 – Sporting activities
92.7 – Other recreational activities
74.1 – Legal, accounting, bookkeeping and auditing
activities; tax consultancy; market research and
public opinion polling; business and
management consultancy; holdings
74.2 – Architectural and engineering activities and
related technical consultancy
74.3 – Technical testing and analysis
74.4 – Advertising
74.5 – Labour recruitment and provision of personnel
74.6 – Investigation and security activities
74.7 – Industrial cleaning
74.8 – Miscellaneous business activities not elsewhere
classified.
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Direct
estimation*
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Hinweis: As the Nace nomenclature doesn’t allow isolating architectural activities from engineering activities and related technical consultancy,
the DEPS used estimator calculated from professional sources. European definition of cultural sector without NACE-code 52.47 Retail sale of
books, newspapers and stationery, code 36.3 Manufacture of musical instruments, 22.3 Reproduction of sound, video, computer media recording.
NACE Rev.1 = “Nomenclature statistique des Activités économiques dans la Communauté Européenne” – Statistische Systematik der
Wirtschaftszweige in der Europäischen Gemeinschaft.
Quelle: EU-Kommission, „The Economy of Culture in Europe“, (study, October 2006) nach: EU-Kulturstatistik/ Task Force Employment/EUROSTAT und
französisches Kulturministerium/Forschungsabteilung DEPS