The Economic Importance of the Arts in Britain |
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Contents
ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE ARTS SECTOR | 6 |
1 Consumer spending on culture and leisure at current prices | 12 |
5 Consumer spending on admissions to arts events and attraction 198586 | 19 |
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activities artists arts events arts organisations arts sector attendance audiences authorities average benefits Britain British cent centres companies compared contribution cost Council crafts cultural dance day visitors direct earnings economic effect elsewhere employment especially estimated events and attractions excluding exhibition expenditure extra facilities factors Facts figures finance given Glasgow goers going higher houses impact important income increase independent individuals industries interest interview Ipswich Ipswich region less live London major managers Merseyside million museums and galleries opera operated overall overseas overseas tourists Percentage performances played population programmes projects proportion reason records region relate represented residents response role shows social Source specific spending spent sponsorship survey Table theatres and concerts tourists trade trip turnover venues West
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| Title | The Economic Importance of the Arts in Britain Issue 672 of PSI research report, ISSN 0030-7947 Volume 672 of Policy Studies Institute London: Research report Volume 672 of Research report (Policy Studies Institute) Volume 672 of Research reports |
| Author | John Myerscough |
| Publisher | Policy Studies Institute, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 8 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0853743541, 9780853743545 |
| Length | 221 pages |
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