PPP Lecture – 24/1/2012
Sectors and Services
Bridgette March
What does what?
Coal mining industry replaced by services
leisure etc. Very exciting time for creative artists
At an early age we need to learn where to
get our influences from.
UK economy
7th largest in the world
3rd largest in Europe
One of the most globalized counties
London is the largest financial center
equal with New York
Large industries – aerospace,
pharmaceuticals, North Sea oil and gas
Yorkshire mobbing on from steel coal and
mining industry
Creative industry one of 4 largest growing
industries
What’s an industry sector?
An area of the economy with related
products of services
4 sectors:
1.
Primary sector – extraction and
harvesting of natural resources
2.
Secondary sector – processing, manufacturing
and construction
3.
Tertiary sector - knowledge
Everything we make is from the Earth’s
resources, for example oil.
3 sectors we looked at was primary,
secondary and TOS’s – third sector organisation’s.
First sector public sector, publically
owned. Eg. Local government, NHS etc.
Second sector is a private sector –
privately owned and usually run for profit.
TSO’s include voluntary and community organisations.
It’s made up of 3 qualities – being
independent from the government, are value driven, and reinvest and supply.
Sectors:
Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing.
Construction
Production
Construction
Service industries
Creative industries
Education health and social work
Finance and business
Hotels and restaurants
Other social and personal services
Public administration and defence
Real estate and renting
Tourism
Transport storage and communication
Wholesale and retail trade
Creative industries:
Advertising
Architecture
Arts and antique markets
Crafts
Design
Design fashion
Film video and photography
Software computer games and electronic
publishing
Music and the visual and performing arts
Publishing
Television
Radio
Who looks after us? (The creative industry)
Great Britain, or Great Britain ltd. Is
like a business making profits.
When GB are making profits they lend money
to other countries but when they aren’t making profits they borrow money from
the Us etc.
October 2009 we had to cut out on many
loses. Creative England picks up responsibility for many of the creative
sectors
Job of that organization is to distribute
funds and lobby parliament on our behalf. When the government wants to fund
arts they will give money towards creative England.
Creative and cultural skill’s job is to
monitor how well developed the skills are in different sectors. Almost like a
watchdog in the creative industry.
Creative coalition campaign – looks out for
people in the creative industries and protect people’s jobs.
Confederation of British Industries
chairman has been a woman for the last 7 years, and has many interviews on the
Internet so she’s well known.
CBI represents major industries for the
industry. Saying that we don’t need extra funding in arts but money has to go
towards other sectors like science, engineering etc. in order to support that
side of education for the youth.
The government – supported by treasury and
civil services.
The department that collects the taxes and
decides what the spend goes on.
Looked after by ministries; Transport,
Energy, Defence, Home office, Work and pensions, Foreign affairs, Food and
environment, Justice, and health.
Effects us:
Local government - Leeds City council – Leeds art
Education – Leeds College of Art
Business and innovation – sector skills
council
Culture media and sport – art council –
crafts council – design council – creative England
International development – British council
For the first time in British history, it
is now the best time to start up a company!
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