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摘要
文化创意产业(CCIs)一直被视为城市和区域发展的刺激因素。它们也是英国和欧盟国家中少数几个经受住了2008年大衰退(Great Recession)风暴的行业之一。从这些前提引起的好奇心出发,考虑到意大利cci研究的缺乏,我们分析了大衰退经济冲击后该行业的增长趋势,以确定这一趋势是否也适用于意大利。我们使用了Aida-Bureau van Dijk数据库中2010-18年期间超过18.1万家企业的数据。收集了18个NACE第2版行业的文化创意企业员工数量信息,目的是了解每个细分行业对行业增长的贡献。虽然公司层面的信息是可用的,但我们使用nuts -3级别的信息。使用系统广义矩量法(GMM-SYS)方法,并控制一些社会经济特征,我们研究了冲击后时期cci增长的决定因素,最终有助于对意大利该部门弹性的未充分探讨的辩论,并考虑其宏观区域和外围效应。
Italian cultural and creative industries following the Great Recession: an exploration of the local determinants of growth
The cultural and creative industries (CCIs) have variously been seen as a stimulus for urban and regional development. They were also one of the few sectors in the UK and European Union countries to weather the storm of the 2008 Great Recession. Starting from the curiosity aroused by these premises, and given the paucity of studies on Italian CCIs, we analyse the growth trend of the sector following the economic shock of the Great Recession to ascertain whether this trend also held for Italy. We use data from the Aida-Bureau van Dijk database on more than 181,000 enterprises for the period 2010–18. Information on the number of employees from the cultural and creative enterprises is collected for 18 NACE Rev. 2 sectors, with the aim of disentangling the contribution of each subsector to the growth of the industry. While information is available at the firm level, we use NUTS-3-level information. Using a system generalised method of moments (GMM-SYS) approach, and controlling for some socio-economic characteristics, we examine the determinants of the growth of CCIs in the post-shock period, ultimately contributing to the underexplored debate on the resilience of the sector in Italy and accounting for its macro-regional and peripherality effects.
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Regional Studies, Regional Science is an interdisciplinary open access journal from the Regional Studies Association, first published in 2014. We particularly welcome submissions from authors working on regional issues in geography, economics, planning, and political science. The journal features a streamlined peer-review process and quick turnaround times from submission to acceptance. Authors will normally receive a decision on their manuscript within 60 days of submission.