Tuesday 15th October 2019
The Creative Economy.
Compared to other sectors in the UK, how well are the creative industries doing?
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What 'industries' make up the creative industries?
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How many people are employed in the UK?
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How much do the creative industries generate
each year?
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What is the growth of the creative industries
(comparatively)?
What 'industries' make up the creative industries?
The creative industry is the fastest
growing industry in the UK. There are twelve sub sectors within the creative
industry. They are:
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Publishing
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Architecture
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Crafts
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Design
(Product, Graphic, Fashion)
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Film, TV, Video, Radio & Photography
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IT, Software and Computer Services
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Advertising and Marketing
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Museums, Galleries and libraries
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Music, Performing and visual arts
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Animation & Visual Effects
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Video Games
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Heritage
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Creative Industries Federation, (2017),
Statistics, https://www.creativeindustriesfederation.com/statistics,
[15/10/2019]
How many people are employed in the UK?
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College Display Board.
How much do the creative industries generate each year?
In 2017 the total value of the
creative industries in the UK was £101.5 billion, that’s 6.7 billion pounds
more than it was in 2016.
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College Display Board.
What is the growth of the creative industries?
An article publishes by Nesta, revealed that the creative industries are driving the economic growth across the whole of the UK and that the industry is on track to create around one million new jobs between 2013 and 2030. Local econemies across the UK are growing their creative industries by an average of eleven percent 2011-2014 and 2015-2016, which is twices as fast as any other industry in the UK.
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NESTA, (2018), The creative industries are
driving growth across the UK, https://www.nesta.org.uk/news/creative-industries-are-driving-economic-growth-across-the-uk-on-track-to-create-one-million-new-creative-industries-jobs-between-2013-and-2030/,
(15/10/2019)
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