European Citizens Perception of the High- End Cultural and Creative Industries. A survey carried out by May 2013

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European Citizens Perception of the High- End Cultural and Creative Industries A survey carried out by May 2013

Main Cindings European citizens see the high- end sector as an ambassador of European values such as quality, excellence and creativity European citizens see the high- end industry as a strategic sector for Europe's competitiveness, employment and growth 2

Methodology Update of a study conducted by TNS Sofres on behalf of ECCIA in 2009 on European citizen s perception of the high- end industry. Survey carried out in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. Telephone interviews conducted in each country. Survey represents perception of 5000 European citizens (1000 in each country). Representative sample of nationals aged 18+ : - Quota method in France, Italy and the UK with stratinication by region; - Random method in Germany and Spain. European results have been calculated taking into account the weight of each country s population. Contacts TNS Sofres Carine MARCE +33.1.40.92.44.92 Audrey TALON +33.1.40.92.46.48 This document was written according to TNS Sofres Quality procedures It was checked by Carine Marcé, Associate Director 3

The high- end sector as an ambassador of European values

Which values do European citizens associate with the high- end sector? Results of the 2013 survey Q1 Please indicate which words in the following list most effectively evoke your perception of the high- end goods industry, its products and stores. 3 answers maximum Quality Price Trust in brands Craftsmanship Excellence Beauty Creativity Base : Whole Europe n = 4835 5

Which values do European citizens associate with the high- end sector? Comparison with the 2009 survey Q1 Please indicate which words in the following list most effectively evoke your perception of the high- end goods industry, its products and stores*. 3 answers maximum Quality Price Trust in brands 1 Craftsmanship 2 Excellence Beauty Creativity Base : Whole Europe n = 4835 2013 2009 Wording 2009 1 Brands 2 Works of art *In 2009, the question was : Among the following, could you please tell me the words that best describe the idea that you have about the luxury goods industry, of its products and shops? 6

Which values do European citizens associate with the high- end sector? Detailed national results Q1 Please indicate which words in the following list most effectively evoke your perception of the high- end goods industry, its products and stores*. 3 answers maximum EUROPEAN LEVEL France UK Germany Italy Spain Quality Price Trust in brands 1 Craftsmanship 2 Excellence Beauty Creativity Base : Whole sample 2013 Wording 2009 1 Brands 2 Works of art *In 2009, the question was : Among the following, could you please tell me the words that best describe the idea that you have about the luxury goods industry, of its products and shops? 7

The high-end sector as a strategic sector for Europe s competitiveness, employment and growth

How do high- end industries contribute to the European economy? Results of the 2013 survey Q2 In your opinion does the high- end goods industry, its products and its stores play a very important, fairly important, not very important or insignijicant role in securing*? Total Important The prestige and appeal of city centers Economic development by increasing the attractiveness of Europe for tourists The preservation of craftsmanship know- how and creative professions in Europe. Employment and economic growth 1 Europe s economic health and competitiveness with respect to the rest of the world 2 Competitiveness The cultural innluence of Europe in the world stage 3 Base : Whole Europe n = 4835 Fairly important to very important Not very important Wording 2009 1 Employment in Europe 2 The health and competitiveness of the European economy in a global context 3 The cultural image of Europe within the world 9

How do high- end industries contribute to the European economy? Comparison with the 2009 survey Q2 In your opinion does the high- end goods industry, its products and its stores play a very important, fairly important, not very important or insignijicant role in securing*? Total Important : 2013 / 2009 The prestige and appeal of city centers Economic development by increasing the attractiveness of Europe for tourists The preservation of craftsmanship know- how and creative professions in Europe. Employment and economic growth 1 Europe s economic health and competitiveness with respect to the rest of the world 2 Competitiveness The cultural innluence of Europe in the world stage 3 Base : Whole Europe n=4835 Fairly important to very important (2013) Fairly important to very important (2009) Wording 2009 1 Employment in Europe 2 The health and competitiveness of the European economy in a global context 3 The cultural image of Europe within the world *In 2009, the question was : According to you, the luxury industry, its products and shops play a role that is very important, somewhat important, not very important, or not al all important in? 10

How do high- end industries contribute to the European economy? Detailed national results Q2 In your opinion does the high- end goods industry, its products and its stores play a very important, fairly important, not very important or insignijicant role in securing*? EUROPEAN LEVEL France UK Germany Italy Spain The prestige and appeal of city centers Economic development by increasing the attractiveness of Europe for tourists The preservation of craftsmanship, know- how and creative professions in Europe. Employment and economic growth 1 Europe s economic health and competitiveness with respect to the rest of the world 2 Competitiveness The cultural innluence of Europe in the world stage 3 Base : Whole sample Total important Total not important / Don t know Wording 2009 1 Employment in Europe 2 The health and competitiveness of the European economy in a global context 3 The cultural image of Europe within the world *In 2009, the question was : According to you, the luxury industry, its products and shops play a role that is very important, somewhat important, not very important, or not al all important in? 11

How do high- end industries contribute to the European economy? Comparative detailed national results Q2 In your opinion does the high- end goods industry, its products and its stores play a very important, fairly important, not very important or insignijicant role in securing*? EUROPEAN LEVEL France UK Germany Italy Spain The prestige and appeal of city centers Economic development by increasing the attractiveness of Europe for tourists The preservation of craftsmanship, know- how and creative professions in Europe. Employment and economic growth 1 Europe s economic health and competitiveness with respect to the rest of the world 2 Competitiveness The cultural innluence of Europe in the world stage 3 Fairly important to very important (2013) Fairly important to very important (2009) Wording 2009 1 Employment in Europe 2 The health and competitiveness of the European economy in a global context 3 The cultural image of Europe within the world *In 2009, the question was : According to you, the luxury industry, its products and shops play a role that is very important, somewhat important, not very important, or not al all important in? 12