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In this paper two dynamic models of an artist’s behavior and arts labor supply have been developed. Both are based on a … here an artist is depicted as someone who is hired on the arts labor market and paid for his artistic time. In the second … this kind of the artist’s human capital accumulation, the supply of labor in the arts market appears as the result of an …
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In this paper two dynamic models of artist behavior and arts labor supply are developed. Both are based on household … is depicted as someone who is hired on the arts labor market and paid for her arts time. In the second model artist is … described as someone who sell her products, like paintings for instance, on the market for arts products. In order to make these …
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performing arts sector, so that the presence of labour-managed firms should be particularly welcomed in this sector. …
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particularly appropriate also in the case of arts: the presence of information externality concerning the personal skills of … artists can represent a valid reason to believe that purely private funding of arts is inefficient, and to call for public …
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In this paper two dynamic models of an artist’s behavior and arts labor supply have been developed. Both are based on a … here an artist is depicted as someone who is hired on the arts labor market and paid for his artistic time. In the second … this kind of the artist’s human capital accumulation, the supply of labor in the arts market appears as the result of an …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008587478
arts sector. A specific case study is presented, concerning ‘Centro Zo’, a firm which was born in Catania (Italy) about 15 … years ago, to supply performing arts pieces. Now it is a multi-product firm, offering different goods and services. The …
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In 1997, the French government put into effect a law that permanently exempted young French male citizens born after Jan 1, 1979 from mandatory military service while still requiring those born before that cutoff date to serve. This paper uses a regression discontinuity design to identify the...
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-industrial states relied on private individuals to collect taxes; (ii) why after 1600 both England and France moved from competitive … self-undermining in England where it was quickly replaced by direct collection, but lasted in France until the French …
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This paper explores the rise of the fiscal state in the early modern period and its impact on legal capacity. To measure legal capacity, we establish that witchcraft trials were more likely to take place where the central state had weak legal insti- tutions. Combining data on the geographic...
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economic growth in France over the period 1961-2006 with using geostatistical models (kiriging and inverse distance weighting …
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