Supporting the Creative Economy

The video tutorial introduces the concept of the creative economy, emphasizing its importance in economic growth. It defines creativity and the creative economy, providing examples of how creativity can transform resources into valuable products. The tutorial outlines the components of the creative economy, such as advertising, architecture, and fashion, and discusses government strategies to support its development. Students are encouraged to think creatively and apply these concepts in practical projects.

What is one reason international trade occurs?

• Identical natural resources

• Differences in natural resources

• Uniform living standards

• Similar technological capabilities

What is the primary focus of the creative economy?

• Standardized production

• Creativity and innovation

• Natural resource management

• Technological advancements

What does the term 'creative' originate from?

• Latin

• French

• German

• English

Which of the following is an example of a creative activity?

• Mining for minerals

• Painting a three-dimensional mural

• Standardized testing

• Mass production of identical items

How does creativity benefit the economy?

• By limiting the number of entrepreneurs

• By reducing technological advancements

• By generating new ideas and boosting economic activities

• By maintaining traditional methods

What is the definition of a creative economy?

• An economy that relies on standardized production

• An economy driven by creativity to boost growth

• An economy focused on technological advancements

• An economy based on natural resources

Which sector is NOT part of the creative economy?

• Mining

• Fashion

• Advertising

• Music

Why does the government support the creative economy?

• To limit the number of entrepreneurs

• To create jobs and reduce unemployment

• To reduce economic activities

• To increase unemployment

What is one way the government can support the creative economy?

• By restricting creative industries

• By providing financial incentives

• By reducing marketing opportunities

• By limiting access to resources

What is the role of the 'Indonesia Kreatif' institution?

• To restrict creative industries

• To provide legal challenges

• To connect creative industry players with resources

• To limit creative activities