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    The EU's film subsidy and screen quota policies aim to promote European culture and create jobs in the film industry, but they also face challenges. Subsidies and quotas are intended to help European films compete in the market and be economically self-sufficient. However, some argue they violate free trade principles and do not benefit all European countries equally. There is also debate around whether subsidies and quotas are effective at achieving their goals or if alternative policies could better support the film industry.

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    The EU's film subsidy and screen quota policies aim to promote European culture and create jobs in the film industry, but they also face challenges. Subsidies and quotas are intended to help European films compete in the market and be economically self-sufficient. However, some argue they violate free trade principles and do not benefit all European countries equally. There is also debate around whether subsidies and quotas are effective at achieving their goals or if alternative policies could better support the film industry.

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    The EU's film subsidy and screen quota policies aim to promote European culture and create jobs in the film industry, but they also face challenges. Subsidies and quotas are intended to help European films compete in the market and be economically self-sufficient. However, some argue they violate free trade principles and do not benefit all European countries equally. There is also debate around whether subsidies and quotas are effective at achieving their goals or if alternative policies could better support the film industry.

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    Question

    What are the benefits and challenges of the


    EU’s film subsidy and screen quota policies?

    Methodology
    Comparative analysis of academic literature,
    news media, and EU publications,

    Framework
    Political-economy
    Promote Culture Preliminary Violate Free Trade

    analysis

    Create Jobs Unequal benefit

    Necessary to compete Ineffective


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