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Includes a stacked bar chart showing spending by category (TV, Film, News, Commercials, Other) and a callout box for 2011-2014 growth.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Aha Moment1 hit
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The slide uses a split-layout: left side lists consumer behavior trends, right side provides qualitative evidence via industry quotes.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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Uses a bottom-up approach starting from show-specific audience counts to estimate total tourist spending.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The chart shows a clear shift in capital allocation toward the $150M+ budget segment.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The chart compares total budget dollars for top 100 grossing movies between 2001-2004 and 2011-2014, categorized by concept familiarity.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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Includes BCG logo and copyright notice. Data source: MOME permitting and city incentive application data; BCG Filmed Entertainment model.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The chart highlights a 14% growth in production-related FTEs since 2011.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The slide uses bubble maps to represent the concentration of production companies across the US and internationally.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The chart combines a bar chart for employment (FTEs) and a line chart for Broadway gross revenue. It uses a dual-axis approach.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The chart uses a dual-axis combination of stacked bars (FTEs) and line charts (revenues) to show the divergence between employment and revenue trends.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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Includes a dual-axis chart showing FTEs and revenues, with a table for average salary at the bottom.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The slide uses a stacked bar chart to show total investment volume and a line chart to show market share trends.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Aha Moment1 hit
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The slide uses a matrix-style timeline layout to categorize events by activity type and year.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Aha Moment1 hit
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The chart shows a clear acceleration in growth from 2010 onwards, highlighted by the +23% growth rate annotation.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Aha Moment1 hit
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Includes a stacked bar chart showing FTE growth over time and a table comparing NYC vs US media salaries.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Build Up1 hit
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The slide uses a line chart to show relative growth (indexed to 2002=100) and a table to summarize job losses and gains.Media Entertainment Industry NYC · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Build Up1 hit
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The slide uses a 'problem-solution' structure, mapping user pain points (left) to specific market players (right).Open Education Resources ecosystem · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Loop · Voice Of Customer1 hit
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The slide uses a hierarchical decomposition of the C/C economy, narrowing the focus from the total economy to specific cultural industries.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Situation & ContextLoop · Build Up1 hit
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Uses a waterfall chart to decompose employment types and a 100% stacked bar chart for geographic distribution.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The slide uses stacked bar charts to decompose the C/C economy into sub-segments (Embedded, Specialist, Support) and compares their contribution to employment vs GVA.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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C/C stands for Creative/Cultural industries. The slide uses two bar charts to compare export trends and import/export shares.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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C/C likely stands for Creative/Cultural. The slide uses two distinct chart types to illustrate industry composition and firm size.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The slide uses a color gradient to represent employment density by Local Government Area (LGA).Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The slide uses two grouped bar charts to contrast qualification levels. The left chart compares C/C industries to the total Australian average. The right chart breaks down C/C industries into 'most-skilled' and 'least-skilled' segments compared to the average.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The slide uses a stacked bar chart to show workforce composition and a flow diagram to link volunteers to economic value and institutional examples.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The left chart is a 100% stacked bar chart showing the distribution of cultural employment; the right chart is a stacked bar chart showing the absolute number of jobs (in millions) split by cultural vs total.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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Data sourced from ABS Employment in Culture 2011 and ABS Labour statistics.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses two bar charts to contrast Indigenous employment rates against the national average and non-Indigenous employment rates.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The chart uses a waterfall structure to bridge direct economic value (GVA) with broader spillover and intrinsic values.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Solution & ApproachLoop · Precedent1 hit
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The slide uses a flywheel/circular process diagram to explain the causal relationship between creative activity and economic development.Victorias Creative and Cultural Economy Fact Pack · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Solution & ApproachLoop · Precedent1 hit