Four Approaches to the Creative Economy: General Overview

The economic reflection of creativity, which requires thinking differently, finding unique solutions to problems, producing unique products, being original and new, in short, is appering as "creative economy". Since the early 90s, the number of studies and researches is rising day by day in developed countries that realised the positive effects of creative economy on economic and cultural development of the country. Unfortunately, in our country, the literature has gaps about this subject, because the importance of creative economy has newly began to understand. The aim of this study is to present a general frame by examining the notion of creative economy through creative industries, creative class and creative city approaches.

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“…Kaynak: Levickaitè, R., (2011), "Four Approaches to The Creative Economy: General Overview", Business, Management and Education, 9(1), 83-85.…”

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The New Face of Economy: Creative Economy

Esen

Atay

2017

Sosyoekonomi

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“…As separate processes, creativity and economy were developing for many centuries. However, in the XXI century they got a new common denominatorthey became creative economy exalting intellectual property as the main feature of this new economy (Levickaite, 2011).…”

Section: Theoretical Review Of the Concept Of Creative Economymentioning

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Development of Creative Economy in Lithuania

Snieška

Normantienė

2012

ecoman

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This paper investigates the development of creative economy in Lithuania under the existing conditions. The paper analyses the development of the concept of creative economy;as well as the importance of creative economy in the development of Lithuanian economy. In order to explore the development of creative economy in Lithuania two approaches are applied. First, the authors analyze the position of creative economy in the global economy. Further, the changes in the development of Lithuanian creative economy under existing conditions are examined. The evolution of the creative economy concept is reviewed on the basis of analysis of the scientific literature. Statistical data shows that creative economy is a significant and constantly increasing sector in the Lithuanian economy. Research shows that the number of companies and employees operating in the field of creative economy has changed in recent years. It is also determined that the share of creative economy in Lithuanian GDP and the total income of this sector have changed. Thus, the analysis in this article reveals that Lithuanian integration into the EU had influence on the development of Lithuanian creative economy under existing conditions.

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“…Nowadays, intellectual capital is known as a valuable tool for organizations and has drawn a lot of attention of managers and researchers as it has proven to add value to the firms (Levickaitė 2011). Increasing attention toward development of this issue is due to the growth of macro-economic phenomenon and economic traits of intangible assets.…”

Section: Intellectual Capitalmentioning

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Casting a Resource-Based View on Intangible Assets and Export Behaviour

Nasab

Farhangnejad

Naysary

2013

Business, Management and Education

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Abstract. Prosperous companies in the 21 st century have come to know the necessity of intangible assets as an important factor to achieve sustainable competitive advantage and constant presence in the international markets. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to examine intangible assets and evaluate its relationship with export behaviour in terms of export intensity (Export-Sales Ratio) and export type (Permanent, Occasional & Periodical). The population under study includes all export firms during 2002 until 2010 in Yazd province, Iran. Research data were collected by questionnaire and in order to answer the research questions and testing hypotheses, MCDM techniques (i.e. AHP & TOPSIS) and statistical analysis (i.e. ANOVA) were utilized. According to the research results, human capital, relational capital, technological capital, corporate reputation, and structural capital placed as the first to the fifth significant factors respectively. Findings revealed that there is a significant difference between the permanent and occasional presence in the international markets regarding intangible assets; as the mean of intangible assets in the firms with permanent export is higher than the mean of intangible assets in the firms with occasional export. However, there is no significant difference between intangible assets and the export intensity.Keywords: export behaviour, intangible assets, resource-based view, sustainable competitive advantage.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Tabatabaei Nasab, S. M.; Farhangnejad, M. A.; Naysary, B. 2013. Casting a resource-based view on intangible assets and export behaviour, Business, Management and Education 11(2): 315-332. http://dx.doi.org/bme.2013.18 JEL Classification: M30, M31.

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Four Approaches to the Creative Economy: General Overview

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The New Face of Economy: Creative Economy

The New Face of Economy: Creative Economy

Development of Creative Economy in Lithuania

Casting a Resource-Based View on Intangible Assets and Export Behaviour

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