A Comparative Analysis of Consumption: Evidence from a Cultural Goods Market

Kaimann, Daniel; Cox, Joe

doi:10.3390/su132313275

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“…Consumer preferences are often unpredictable in the markets for cultural goods and services. In most cases, such consumption decisions are determined by the buyer's personality, education, interests and, of course, income (Kaimann & Cox, 2021). The statistical data of this factor analysed are what part of the annual consumer index comprises household expenditures on cultural products.…”

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Does Cultural Economics Affect Country’s Competitiveness?

Astikė

2022

Business, Management and Economics Engineering

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Purpose – the purpose of the article is to identify factors of cultural economics and examine their impact on countries’ competitiveness. Research methodology – in this study, the following factors have been determined to affect the competitiveness of the European Union countries: cultural employment by age (18–65), general government expenditure on cultural services, households expenditure on cultural goods, persons working as creative and performing artists, authors, journalists and linguists engaged in individual activity and employment. Panel data, which are processed with the Gretl software, are used for the study. Findings – the results revealed that all the distinguished factors affect the competitiveness of the European Union countries; however, general government expenditure by function has the most significant effect. Research limitations – the article analyses all countries of the European Union except Romania because there is a lack of statistical data on this country, which interferes with the research. Practical implications – as cultural economics is linked to both the public and private sectors, the revenue and the products it generates undoubtedly contribute to the country’s economic development and, hence, competitiveness. Originality/Value – cultural economics is an interdisciplinary field of scientific research described and analysed by various authors as the interaction of human-made activities with new technologies, various artistic forms, knowledge, and creativity. Consequently, cultural economics has received more and more attention. However, the factors of cultural economics and their impact on a country’s competitiveness level is a fragmentarily examined topic which shows its originality.

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Section: Households Expenditure On Cultural Goodsmentioning

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Does Cultural Economics Affect Country’s Competitiveness?

Astikė

2022

Business, Management and Economics Engineering

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“…The traditional culture of the Chinese nation is the material as well as spiritual civilization achievements of the Chinese nation for thousands of years, and the cultural industry constructs the cultural relationship between human beings and society and shows the interpretation, understanding and transformation of the world. The cultural and creative industry is one of the effective ways to stimulate the vitality of traditional culture, continue the cultural genes and extend the vitality of the cultural industry [2][3]. Scenic area cultural and creative products are the key part of pulling tourism revenue, but also an important carrier for tourism projects to publicize regional characteristics and culture.…”

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Design of cultural and creative experience products in scenic spots based on CORE model

Dai,

Zhang

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Under the background of “cultural and tourism integration”, scenic cultural and creative experience products are an important means to enhance the communication power of scenic spots and generate income. In this paper, the CORE model is used as the design concept, and the CORE design process for scenic cultural and creative products is constructed. The plain Bayesian classification algorithm is used to extract review feedback from the product, and the vectorization of the extracted reviews is achieved using the FastText model. The vectorized reviews are input into the logistic regression classification model to obtain sentiment classification results. A fused sentiment feature vector is constructed by combining Apirior and a sentiment dictionary aimed at separating sentiment vector classification. Finally, the experience effect of cultural and creative products is explored as an example of X scenic spot, and the optimization strategy of product design is explored. The attribute feature of X Scenic Spot’s cultural and creative experience product, “color” embraces four emotional attributes, and the corresponding adaptations are 4.77, 5.42, 5.40, and 5.38, respectively. The SDs of the emotional attributes of the existing product are The SDs of the emotional attributes of the existing products are 1.141, 1.025, and 0.184, respectively, and the differences between the product descriptions and the users’ opinions on the perceptual attributes are large, which provides the evaluation correlation in the CORE model. Under the guidance of the CORE model, four aspects of cultural and creative marketing, scenic area IP, consumer needs and product experience dimensions are proposed.

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A Comparative Analysis of Consumption: Evidence from a Cultural Goods Market

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Does Cultural Economics Affect Country’s Competitiveness?

Does Cultural Economics Affect Country’s Competitiveness?

Design of cultural and creative experience products in scenic spots based on CORE model

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