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Capacities for the Development of Creative Capital in Lithuanian Counties

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  • Szara, Katarzyna
  • Ślusarczyk, Bogusław

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The concept of a creative class was introduced by Richard Florida in 2002 in his book The Rise of the Creative Class. The creative class consists of people involved in occupations recognised as inventive. This study is designed to identify capacities for the development of creative capital in the counties of Lithuania. Florida’s methodology for his creative model refers to the three powers of talent, technology and tolerance, which are determinants of development. The present assessment is based on generally available data acquired from the Statistical Yearbook of Lithuania. It takes into account information related to all the counties of the Republic of Lithuania. The accumulated data described are, at a relative level, the areas of talent, tolerance, technology and cultural amenities.

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  • Szara, Katarzyna & Ślusarczyk, Bogusław, 2020. "Capacities for the Development of Creative Capital in Lithuanian Counties," European Review, Cambridge University Press, vol. 28(4), pages 678-692, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:eurrev:v:28:y:2020:i:4:p:678-692_11
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