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Findings presented in this paper warrant further studies that will conduct analysis at individual
community level (rather than regional) and, if possible, will use more detailed occupational data.
There is more to learn regarding the role of distance and proximity, the importance of pull and push
factors (such as harsh environment, housing problems and isolation) on creative capital, and the
nature of intricate relationships between human, creative, social, civic and other forms of societal
capital. Future research should also consider possible negative externalities of creative economies,
such as economic inequality, housing affordability, environmental impacts, over-consumption, and
political infighting.
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