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Abstract
Cultural Economics has consolidated itself as a well-specialized area within Economics (Z1: Cultural Economics; Z11: Economics of the Arts and Literature). This academic branch makes emphasis on the production and distribution of exclusive ser-vices of the cultural and creative sector. The latter is composed of sub-sectors ranging between performing arts and visual arts, as well as material and immaterial heritage along with the new means of communication and state-of-the-art Content Management Systems. Within the scientific literature, whether theoretical or empirical one, cultural and creative goods and services have been identified as carrying out a multi-faceted role in society. Furthermore, they make a contribution in order to improve people’s quality of life, strengthen social cohesion and generate economic stability (in terms of income, wealth and job opportunities).
References
Bonet Agustí, L. (2001). Economía y cultura: una reflexión en clave latinoamericana. Barcelona: Investigación para la Oficina para Europa del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.
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