Economic Contribution of Cultural Industries: Evidence from some Selected Countries
Keywords:
cultural economics, cultural industries, economic growth, economic impacts, economic
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Cultural industries have become a significant component of modern economies There is increasing attention measuring the economic contribution of these industries at national levels particularly their impact on economic variables The objective of this study is to illustrate concepts approaches methodologies related to cultural economics Moreover to shed light on measuring methods of the economic contribution of cultural industries Using descriptive analysis we examined the use of these approaches in some selected countries These countries are UK Finland France Germany Italy and Spain from Europe Canada and USA from North America Australia China and India from the Asia-pacific region South American economic organization MERCOSUR countries for the South American region South Africa and Egypt from Africa region The main results revealed the increasing realization of measuring cultural economic contributions in developed countries rather than developing countries Yet data limitation is still the main problem of measuring the economic contribution of cultural industries Furthermore for international comparison purposes there is a real need to develop new common concepts and measurements of the economic contribution of cultural industries
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2021-03-15
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