El debate de la creatividad y la economía en las ciudades actuales y el papel de los diferentes actores: algunas evidencias a partir del caso de estudio de Madrid

Trigo, José Prada

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“…In the late 1990s, the action plan carried out by the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) approved a public agenda for the promotion of cultural activities. The plan included diverse and unrelated sectors such as museums, video games, and architecture [3].…”

Section: Orange Economy Delimitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although this paper does not analyze the creative sector from a spatial perspective, it is well known that cultural and creative activities are concentrated in cities and in certain areas within them [3,12].…”

Section: Orange Economy Delimitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Despite the strong development of the creative economy concept and its wide repercussion in political and academic circles, the literature on the creative economy, creative classes, and creative cities has been criticized for its conceptual vagueness and aseptic nature, for responding only to certain economic groups interests, or for concealing urban segregation phenomena [3,13].…”

Section: Orange Economy Delimitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Measuring the Sustainability of the Orange Economy

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1. Background. The Orange economy includes creative and cultural activities; and it has aroused great interest, both for research on growth and for public agencies and institutions, which have highlighted its capacity as an economic engine and a generator of sustainable growth. Despite this widely disseminated argument, empirical evidence is scarce. 2. Methods. This paper aims to resolve that, based on an analysis of Orange economy companies in two Spanish regions—the Valencian and Galician Autonomous Communities—for the period between 2000 and 2019. Based on the SABI® database, which contains data from the annual accounts that companies must submit to Mercantile Registry, company’s data have been grouped into three large subgroups and within activity branches. 3. Results. The Orange economy revenues and earnings have contributed at a higher growth rate than of the economy as a whole. It has achieved higher profitability ratios on a lasting basis over time. Although, there are differences between the various activities included in this sector 4. Conclusions. The Orange economy can be considered as an engine and a generator of sustained growth over time. Furthermore, results obtained show that the Orange economy is a sector that is resilient against crisis.

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“…Se tiene el concepto que la creatividad tiene mucha relación con el desarrollo empresarial en este tipo de industria. Un ejemplo de ello es el caso de la investigación desarrollada en la ciudad de Madrid (Prada, 2015), en donde se discute sobre el concepto de creatividad analizado el caso del Mercado San Fernando el cual bajo la crisis económica del año 2008, fue cerrando muchos de sus negocios y tras varios intentos por parte de entidades gubernamentales y privadas, se logró la recuperación y modernización de este espacio, surgiendo la reflexión de que aunque este tipo de negocio no se enmarca entre las categorías de la industria creativa, fue posible a través de la creatividad implantar escenarios que no solo conservaran la esencia del mercado, sino que permitieran incorporar espacios para la entretenimiento y el ocio.…”

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Economía creativa: influencia de la inversión extranjera en el crecimiento de Bogotá-Colombia

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2021

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En Colombia las industrias creativas y culturales se encuentran agrupadas dentro de un sector denominado Economía Creativa o Naranja, el cual congrega a las industrias relacionadas con la cultura y las Tecnologías de Información y Comunicación (TICS). Estas empresas están siendo impulsadas gracias a leyes que favorecen su crecimiento y expansión. El objetivo del presente trabajo es establecer la relación entre el capital extranjero y el crecimiento de la Economía Naranja en la ciudad de Bogotá. La metodología consistió en el análisis documental y estadístico. Los resultados evidencian que el impacto de las empresas creativas en el PIB aún es bajo y no avanza al mismo ritmo que lo hace el Producto Interno Bruto (PIB). Se concluye que no solo la inversión es necesaria, sino que el capital humano, las políticas empresariales y el seguimiento constante al proceso de innovación acompañan su desarrollo.

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“…In the research carried out in the city of Madrid [9], the debate is created between what is considered creative industry based on the various definitions of public and private entities at local and international level, and the concept of creativity and people creative from the bibliographic analysis and the review of the fieldwork it is identified that in the Spanish territory the creative industry, focused on cultural aspects, has been centralized in sectors near the center and the airport, this associated with the population characteristics, which allow sectors More residential and tourist.…”

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Ict and Creative Economy: An Analysis from Technology and Industry Enterprises 4.0, Bogota-Colombia Case

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2021

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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In Colombia, creative and cultural industries are grouped within a sector called Orange Economy, which brings together industries such as technology, software development, information technology services. These companies are being promoted thanks to laws that favor their growth and expansion as well as the contribution of foreign investment capital. As a result of analysis, not only the impact on the country's GDP is evidenced, but the appearance of new business proposals within industry 4.0. This research proposal intends through documentary analysis and statistical analysis to show the economic impact that technology companies of order 4.0 have generated in the city of Bogota, arriving with their products in international markets as demanding as the USA and Spain, all this due to ICT and their participation in this process. As a result, it is found that not only the investment in money is necessary, but that human capital and its preparation accompany the process.

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El debate de la creatividad y la economía en las ciudades actuales y el papel de los diferentes actores: algunas evidencias a partir del caso de estudio de Madrid

Cited by 9 publications

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Measuring the Sustainability of the Orange Economy

Measuring the Sustainability of the Orange Economy

Economía creativa: influencia de la inversión extranjera en el crecimiento de Bogotá-Colombia

Ict and Creative Economy: An Analysis from Technology and Industry Enterprises 4.0, Bogota-Colombia Case

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