How to Evaluate the Local Impact of Cultural Event: First Methodological Rules
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The local economic impact of a cultural event or facility derives from the money spent by its audience. It can be reliably measured - once it is understood what exactly is being measured - only by observing several methodological ground rules: use of an ad hoc local economic model; exclusion of certain kinds of expenditure; calculation of costs. After estimation, the findings require that caution be exercised when using them for justifying local government subsidies for a cultural activity. This note sets out the reasons underlying this attitude.
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The local economic impact of a cultural event or facility derives from the money spent by its audience. It can be reliably measured - once it is understood what exactly is being measured - only by observing several methodological ground rules: use of an ad hoc local economic model; exclusion of certain kinds of expenditure; calculation of costs. After estimation, the findings require that caution be exercised when using them for justifying local government subsidies for a cultural activity. This note sets out the reasons underlying this attitude.
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