The creative economy is an analytical category that encompasses a highly diverse set of different sectors. The creative economy includes the software designers who have shaped the digital economy and influences the future of society. Today, business innovation consists of the process of generating and applying creative ideas in a commercial context. Technological progress has transformed even the most traditional and cultural creative activities.
This report examines the implications of rapid changes in automated technologies and advanced internet communications, known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, for the creative industries. The report's main aim is to examine how the Fourth Industrial Revolution affects the way different sectors of the creative industries operate. To that end, it highlights policies whose goal is to harness the capacity of the fourth generation of the creative industries for economic and social growth.
The most important observations and findings obtained from the standpoint of sustainable and inclusive development, especially in small developing countries, are as follows:
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian