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Creative Industry & Economy ReviewVersión en línea Creative economy vs industry & policy por SHARMAINE SALVADOR 1 What is the main difference between the creative industry and the creative economy? a They are the same thing. b Creative industry is about money only, while the creative economy is about culture. c Creative economy only covers digital outputs, not services d Creative industry refers to sectors producing goods/services from creativity; the creative economy is the broader value and impact of creativity across all sectors. 2 How do local creative works differ from global ones? a Local works reflect local cultures and contexts, while global works are aimed at international audiences and markets. b Local works are cheaper; global works are expensive. c Local works are banned internationally; global works are allowed worldwide d Local works are always digital; global works are physical. 3 What is RA 11904 primarily associated with? a A copyright renewal act b A Philippine law establishing the structure to coordinate national creative industries policy (PCIDC/creative councils) c A business registration reform d A tax code for artists 4 Which council is linked to RA 11904 in promoting creative industries? a BRP (Business Regulation Panel) b PCIDC (Philippine Creative Industries Development Council) c NTC (National Telecommunications Council) d PCC (Philippine Copyright Council) 5 Which of the following best describes the 9 domains in PCIDC framework? a Nine distinct areas of creative activity recognized for policy and development b Nine unrelated sectors c Nine geographic regions d Nine funding agencies 6 Which domain is commonly considered part of the creative economy? a Aerospace engineering b Film and audiovisual c Agricultural farming d Oil refining 7 Which domain is typically included in creative industry classifications? a Music b Mining c Agricultural science d Meteorology 8 Why is the distinction between local and global works important for policy? a To prevent international collaboration b To raise taxes on all creators c To tailor support, protections, and market access for different scales of output d To limit local production 9 Which is a key benefit of recognizing 9 domains in policy? a Removing cultural content requirements b Targeted programs, funding, and capacity building per domain c Eliminating international collaboration d Reducing all funding to one center 10 What is a major consideration when comparing local and global creative works? a Weather patterns during creation b Local taxes only c Intellectual property protections across borders d Global works cannot be licensed Feedback 1 The industry is about the sectors themselves; the economy includes value, growth, and impact of creativity across sectors. 2 Local works are culturally rooted; global works target cross-border dissemination. 3 RA 11904 creates a framework for coordinating national policy on creative industries. 4 PCIDC is the coordinating body mentioned in RA 11904 for creative industries. 5 Domains group different creative activities for policy planning and support. 6 Film and audiovisual is a core domain in many creative economy frameworks. 7 Music is a standard domain in many creative industry categorizations. 8 Policies must address local cultural relevance and global market access. 9 Domain-based policy helps allocate resources where they are most needed. 10 Cross-border IP deals with rights, licensing, and protection is crucial.

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por SHARMAINE SALVADOR

What is the main difference between the creative industry and the creative economy?

How do local creative works differ from global ones?

What is RA 11904 primarily associated with?

Which council is linked to RA 11904 in promoting creative industries?

Which of the following best describes the 9 domains in PCIDC framework?

Which domain is commonly considered part of the creative economy?

Which domain is typically included in creative industry classifications?

Why is the distinction between local and global works important for policy?

Which is a key benefit of recognizing 9 domains in policy?

What is a major consideration when comparing local and global creative works?

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