Measure for Measure: Anatomy of a Rebound in the Arts Economy


By Sunil Iyengar

For April's Measure to Measure post, our Research team takes a look at the data recently released from the Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account (ACPSA), a product of the NEA and the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).

Find a detailed look at the new data in our News Room. 

 

Click each link for additional resources on the arts and economy:

ACPSA Data and State Fact Sheets (Bureau of Economic Analysis)

National and State-level ACPSA Resources and Analysis (NEA)

Creative Economy State Profiles (National Assembly of State Arts Agencies)

Historic ACPSA Datasets (National Archive of Data on Arts & Culture)

Arts Indicator series using APCSA (NASERC)

Sunil Iyengar directs the NEA Office of Research & Analysis.

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