In order to better reflect the effects (or not!) of the financial crisis for the cultural sector, the ERICarts Institute has developed developed a new comparative table on public funding of culture. The table will be constantly updated, based on more recent figures in national profiles.
Extracted mainly from the latest official statistics provided in many of the Compendium country profiles, data on public cultural expenditure per capita for 2000, 2005 and 2009-2011 as well as the latest ratios for culture budgets in GDP and in total public expenditure could be compiled.
Per capita figures serve mainly as a « horizontal » indicator for national trends in times of crisis, while the overall budget and GDP-shares can provide « vertical » – and relatively neutral – yardsticks for comparative assessments of the strength of public involvement in culture.
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