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Home Research Themes Cultural Policy Indicators/Frameworks for Measurement

Canadian Framework for Culture Statistics

"This framework for culture statistics documents the conceptual and definitional aspects of measuring culture industries. The adoption of a standard definition of culture and a conceptual framework will better enable the development of culture indicators based on approved conventions, yielding coherent and accurate analytical conclusions."
  
    
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"The purpose of the framework for culture statistics is to provide definitions and concepts to guide the collection of comparable statistics, as well as the development of indicators and analytical research. This will foster reporting uniform data in the culture sector. An official statistical concept of culture is necessary in order to differentiate it from other concepts of culture, some of which are very broad.

An understanding of culture requires more than the codification of industries, goods and services, and occupations. The various players involved in culture are the establishments we are measuring. Establishments are classified to culture industries based on their primary activity. There are linkages between these players across industries in the creative chain. This creative chain results in measurable outcomes. Some examples of players, linkages and outcomes are listed in Table 1. The framework describes the relationships among these three."

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Creator(s) Culture Statistics Program - Statistics Canada
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2004-08

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Language Bilingual
URL http://www.statcan ...
Copyright Holder Minister of Industry

    

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