The socio-economic value of the cultural and leisure area in Aarhus Municipality

Data & Analyse

Erhverv & innovation

Regionaløkonomisk Model

Model

Demografi & arbejdsmarked

Analyse

Jahr

2024

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Autores

Jonathan Lindahl Jonathan Lindahl

Kathrine Johansen Kathrine Johansen

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For Silverlining Research, CRT has assessed the socio-economic value of the cultural and leisure area in Aarhus Municipality for 2022.

Based on a branch delineation carried out by Silverlining Research, the relevant professions within the cultural and leisure area in Aarhus Municipality have been identified. Against this background, the socio-economic value is calculated using CRT's regional economic model SAM-K/LINE®, which includes both direct, indirect and induced effects.

The results of the project are part of the material in Silverlining Research's report to Aarhus Municipality: The value of cultural and leisure life for citizens and society in Aarhus Municipality.

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Jonathan Lindahl

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Kathrine Johansen

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