Public Policies for Creativity and Innovation: Promoting the Orange Economy in Latin America and the Caribbean
The orange (or creative) economy is an increasingly important driver of economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean. This study presents the main challenges that the region faces in terms of definition, measurement, and market and government failures, introducing a novel conceptual framework to understand its linkages with innovation and analyze the role of the public sector. In particular, the study builds on the concept of creative ecosystem to propose a systemic approach to design public intervention in the area, based on a policy mix to simultaneously stimulate supply, demand, and interaction among the various actors of the ecosystem.
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| Format: | Monographs biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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Inter-American Development Bank
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| Subjects: | Public Policy, Creative Economy, Innovation Policy, Creative Industry, O54 - Latin America • Caribbean, O39 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights: Other, Z11 - Economics of the Arts and Literature, Z18 - Public Policy, creative ecosystem, creativity, innovation, Latin America and the Caribbean, orange economy, public policies;economía naranja;ecosistema creativo;creatividad;innovación, |
| Online Access: | http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0000841 https://publications.iadb.org/en/public-policies-creativity-and-innovation-promoting-orange-economy-latin-america-and-caribbean |
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| Summary: | The orange (or creative) economy is an increasingly important driver of economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean. This study presents the main challenges that the region faces in terms of definition, measurement, and market and government failures, introducing a novel conceptual framework to understand its linkages with innovation and analyze the role of the public sector. In particular, the study builds on the concept of creative ecosystem to propose a systemic approach to design public intervention in the area, based on a policy mix to simultaneously stimulate supply, demand, and interaction among the various actors of the ecosystem. |
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