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Employment and income in the cultural industry have increased

Kulturdirektoratet - Arts and Culture Norway,
03 May 2024, Norway

The cultural and creative industry has had a positive development and made it through the pandemic unscathed. This is shown by a new evaluation from the Norwegian Directorate of Culture.

https://www.kulturdirektoratet.no/web/guest/fou/vis-artikkel/-/pressemelding-sluttevaluering

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