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Jonathan Shephard Chief Executive

This report examines the regulatory costs faced by UK businesses since 1998, totaling £66 billion, and highlights specific costs associated with various regulations. It also analyzes trends in US media consumption from 1990 to 2007, focusing on reading for enjoyment between 1984 and 2004. Further, it discusses the evolution of UK and EU legislation from 1965 to 2005, and the direct and indirect contributions of the creative industries to the UK economy, which accounts for a significant percentage of growth.

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Jonathan Shephard Chief Executive

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  1. Jonathan ShephardChief Executive

  2. Inflation 1998-Q3 2008 (%)

  3. US media consumption1990-2007

  4. Reading for enjoyment in theUnited States 1984-2004

  5. Legislation and regulation

  6. Regulatory costs to UK business since 1998 £66bn £47bn £19bn

  7. Regulatory costs since 1998 (selected items) £1.3bn £5.9bn £7.3bn

  8. UK and EU legislation 1965 and 2005

  9. EU Directives and Regulations

  10. Threats to the sector

  11. Conan the Librarian

  12. Creative media in the UK economy

  13. UK creative industries: direct and indirect contribution to UK economy 100% 12% 13%

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