Creative economy report card 2011

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PDFCreative economy report card 2011

25 March 2011The Creative Economy report card of 2011 is a snapshot of Australian creative economy indicators.

Creative industries are advertising and marketing; architecture and design; visual arts; film, TV and radio; music and performing arts; publishing; software and digital content.

Publication typeStatistics
Publisher TypeAcademic research centre, APO Member
CoverageAustralia
CopyrightARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/24337
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