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The number of cultural sector enterprises in Australia is set to reach almost 14,000 by 2026. According to figures from 2021, there were 13,880 enterprises in the country, representing a year-on-year decrease of 0.4%. Since 2015, the Australian supply has decreased by 0.7% annually. At present, the country ranks fourth, with the United Kingdom, Austria, and Australia following in second, third, and fourth place respectively.
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Urban Dynamics: Unveiling Strategies for City Development and Growth
New Zealand's metropolitan areas are key players in the field of strategic growth and development. These urban centres, through meticulous planning and strong public-private sector collaborations, promote policies and initiatives for infrastructural renewal, transformative projects and economic diversification. Not only do they address the challenges of the urban landscape, but...
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Museums: Unveiling Financial Projections and Diverse Revenue Streams in a Post-Pandemic Era
From an economic standpoint, the global health crisis has substantially impacted museums, compelling them to reassess their fiscal projections. As tourist traffic, a significant source of income, plummeted due to travel restrictions, museums faced a drastic reduction in revenue. Notwithstanding substantial budgetary adaptations, many struggled to maintain their financial equilibrium...
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Museums and Historical Institutions: A Comprehensive Analysis of Market Size and Growth Dynamics
The sector encompassing museums, historical sites, and analogous institutions represents a significant subset of the globe's creative economy. This noble pursuit of preserving human history and culture has developed into a more realizable market, propelled by patron donations, public subsidy, private investments, and increasingly, novel income-generating strategies such as digital...
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