The aim of this report, which has been prepared by Deloitte and commissioned by Netflix, is to present an estimate of the likely consequences of medium-term growth of the creative economy if previous trends continue. For this reason, the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and other shocks to the creative economy have been ignored in it. The creative economy is an ecosystem that includes a wide range of occupations. The distinguishing feature of the creative economy from other occupational ecosystems is the generation of wealth and jobs through individual creativity, which in turn leads to the creation of intellectual property and its use. The creative economy consists of two parts; the first part is creative industries such as cinema, television, publishing, museums, music, performing arts, programming, handicrafts, architecture, and design. The second part is people who work outside the creative industries but are in creative occupations.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian