文化创意产业知识溢出效应研究（Research on knowledge spillover effects of Cultural Creative Industries）.docVIP

文化创意产业知识溢出效应研究（Research on knowledge spillover effects of Cultural Creative Industries） Research on knowledge spillover effects of Cultural Creative Industries CBEN Qinghua (postdoctoral fellow, School of Journalism and communication, Tsinghua University, Beijing. 100084) It is necessary to introduce modularization theory into creative enterprise research, and point out that creative enterprises are composed of creative generation module, creative development module and creative consumption Modules and other basic value modules. Based on the modularized segmentation of creative enterprises, a two-dimensional analysis framework for the selection of financing modes of creative enterprises is established Provide reference for the effective financing of creative enterprises. Key words: culture; creative industries; knowledge spillovers CLC number: G114... document identification code: A... article number: 1001-8263 (2010) 05- 0034- 05 Cultural and creative industries are based on innovative ideas, skills and advanced technologies The core of knowledge, such as surgery, is caused by a series of creative activities The value added in the production and consumption links creates wealth for the society Industries offering extensive employment opportunities, including industrial design and clothing design Architectural design, music, film, performing arts, animation and so on 13 kinds Industry.. With the growth of peoples spiritual needs and cultural consumption, Social production systems have emerged that specialize in meeting peoples spiritual needs An enterprise that produces and supplies related products (or services) Cultural and creative enterprises. The common feature of such enterprises is their products Or the production of services depends more on human experience, skills, and creativity Force and knowledge. Therefore, comparative culture, creative enterprises and traditions Material enterprises, cultural and creative enterprises rely more on human capital. Persona