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Study on the economic and cultural impact, notably on co-productions, of territorialisation clauses of state aids schemes for films and audiovisual productions
A final report for the European Commission, DG Information Society and Media
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The specific objective of the study is to provide clear and reliable data on the consequences of ‘territorialisation’ requirements imposed by certain state aid schemes supporting the cinema sector. The study is to provide: 1 An objective and synthetic view of the legal situation concerning territorialisation clauses. 2 A clear assessment of how territorialisation clauses affect the film industry from an economic point of view (both macro and micro). 3 An assessment of whether territorialisation requirements are an obstacle to European co-productions. 4 An objective assessment of the consequences of removing territorialisation from a cultural point of view. The content of the work focuses exclusively on the legal, economic and cultural assessments - any political question is beyond the scope of the study. The reference period covered by the study is the latest five years for which data are available, ie 2001-2005. This report covers 25 Member States; it does not include Bulgaria and Romania, which were not Member States in the reference period or in 2006 when the study started.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for the Information Society and Media (European Commission) , Ramboll Management , DGA , Germann Avocats , Cambridge Econometrics
- Themes: Culture , Information technology and telecommunications
- Subject: audiovisual co-production , audiovisual communications policy , audiovisual production , cultural policy , culture industry , economic consequence , EU programme , Europe , film industry , information technology , macroeconomics , microeconomics , support policy , territorial law
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| ISSN | ISBN | DOI | Catalogue number KK-04-14-555-EN-N |
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