The implications of creative industries for regional outcomes
作者： Scott Baum , Kevin O'Connor , Tan Yigitcanlar
DOI: 10.1504/IJFIP.2009.022098
关键词: Economic geography 、 Metropolitan development 、 Economics 、 Economic growth 、 Creative class 、 Economic impact analysis 、 Typology 、 Creative industries 、 Policy outcomes 、 Social change 、 Metropolitan area
摘要: As the 21st century progresses, most successful economies and societies will be creative ones. Worldwide, governments are producing strategies to encourage development of industries strengthen role knowledge cities nationally internationally. There is a significant policy discussion regarding clusters in strengthening local energy has been expended discussing many positive outcomes such developments. This article takes these issues as starting point considers within broader concerns uneven metropolitan development. By developing typology jobs across Australia's regions, consider broad social economic impacts industry between regions also implications for individual outcomes.
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