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The Impact of Arts and Culture on the Wider Creative Economy

Arts Council England,
06 October 2020, England

Arts Council England commissioned Metro Dynamics to undertake a brief literature review exploring the impact of arts and culture on the wider creative economy. The research has been conducted at the same time that two other reports are being developed for Arts Council England – one on the impact of arts and culture on place, and another examining the international impacts of arts and culture. 

https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publication/impact-arts-and-culture-wider-creative-economy

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