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A summary of the impact of the European Capital of Culture (ECoC) award, denomination and programming on the business community in Liverpool, Merseyside and the north-west

On March 2008, the European Capital of Culture Research Programme released three studies: Doing Business in the European Capital of Culture, Tourism and the Business of Culture and European Capital of Culture and Liverpool’s Developer Market. By permission, the Creative Industries Journal is pleased to provide a summary of these reports’ findings looking at the impact of the European Capital of Culture (ECoC) award, denomination and programming of the business community in Liverpool, Merseyside and the north-west (NW).