Friday, October 7, 2011

The Global Economics of Film Making and Marketing

Hollywood Attacks...!

The US film-making market has greatly increased its production, acceptance, and ROI worldwide. Most recently, French television reported that nearly 47% of all movies currently on an European cinema room are American made, highlighting featured action, drama, violence, and thrilling topics. The average is computed in relation to all countries in Europe, including the entire European Union, the United Kingdom, and Eastern Europe. France came second with just over 35% of the market, followed by Germany, England, and Eastern Europe countries in much smaller percentages.
Beyond movie corporate revenue aggregate economics (i.e., onto a macro-economic model), the featured impact of Hollywood on economy relies on the fact that Holywood stars contribute to art societies and related charities, infant adoptions, and many actors seldom worry about getting their income tax return check.

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