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Creative Industries: Some Background • Creative Nation, Australia, 1994 • Creative Industries Task Force, UK, 1997 • Increased policy focus on creative industries in Europe, Japan, Korea, Latin America • Creative Economy Reports, UNCTAD, 2008, 2010. • Emerging interest in China in the creative sector’s potential Creative Industries: A Consolidated List Advertising Architecture Design Fashion Film, video Heritage services Literature Music Museums, galleries, libraries Publishing, print media Software Sport Theatre, dance Television, radio, broadcast media Video games Visual art, craft, photography
Creative or Cultural Industries? • Creative industries are those industries in which creativity is an identifiable and significant input: they may or may not have cultural content • Cultural industries are those industries providing specifically cultural goods and services, i.e. products which have cultural content and yield both economic value and cultural value The Cultural Industries Create Economic Value Via: • market value of output of cultural goods and services • contribution to employment and job creation • non-market value of public goods produced reflecting: existence demand for arts and culture option demand for arts and culture bequest demand for arts and culture • flow-through effects to innovation processes in other industries via: diffusion of creative ideas from core creative arts skills and knowledge transfers movement of creative labour from the core to enhance creativity and contribute to innovation in other sectors
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