Top Ten Creative Cities: Measuring Economic Potential
3 June 2002 - 8:00am
Can the 'Creativity Index' measure a city's economic potential?
Comprising doctors, lawyers, scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and computer programmers almost everyone, in short, who is paid to think for a living the creative class now accounts for nearly 30 percent of the workforce... there is growing recognition that when it comes to economic growth, 'the relatively well educated and relatively creative are disproportionately important'...the creative class may mean boom times for one city and obsolescence for another..."
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Creative Cities and Their New Elite
Source:
The New York Times, June 1, 2002
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