Caves, Richard E.
2000
Creative Industries: Contracts Between Art and Commerce

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Definition-creative-industries:
“The organization of “creative industries,’ in which the product or service contains a substantial element of artistic or creative endeavor, has received surprisingly little attention from economists, with a sole exception: the question whether public subsidy is warranted for the performing arts.”

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Definition-creative-industries:
“One has been largely missed, however – the “creative” industries supplying goods and services that we broadly associate with cultural, artistic, or simply entertainment value. They include book and magazine publishing, the visual arts (painting, sculpture), the performing arts (theatre, opera, concerts, dance), sound recordings, cinema and TV films, even fashion and toys and games.”