The creative economy has played an important role in Culver City, California, since this city was created in 1917. Despite the passage of more than one hundred years, the creative economy still also plays a fundamental role in this city's economy. Statistics show that approximately 14 percent of Culver City's total workforce is employed in the creative industries. This figure is twice as high as the number of people employed in the creative industries in the state of Los Angeles.
In this report, organizations such as museums, art galleries, and theater halls that pay a cost for free or low-cost public use have also been counted as part of the creative economy. In the view of the present report, the creative economy should include a support system that educates, nurtures, and preserves creative activities. Among these activities one can point to arts programs for schoolchildren and adolescents, arts institutes for talent development, and nonprofit institutes for financial support of the creative arts.
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