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subsidized arts, and by tax concessions to private owners who agree to preserve their heritage buildings and sites. The …
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art markets. Hume and Turgot perceived positive social benefits emerging from the arts, and they attempted to understand … had not been undertaken before. Like some other Enlightenment thinkers, Smith pictured the arts as being mainly about the … performance, insisted that the arts should not be distinguished from other forms of entertainment: pushpin, he asserted, equals …
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incentives for what is considered to be desirable behavior vis-à-vis the arts and culture, particularly though not exclusively … resources to the arts and culture; the kinship between tax incentives and matching grants; the economics of tax incentives for … and variations in the funding of the arts and culture are taking place, and (ii) that this proliferation is more likely …
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support for preservation of heritage, this is more difficult for the performing arts. Due to changing technologies and advent … the judgement on artistic qualities and execution of cultural policy to an independent Arts Fund, with the Minister of …
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purpose, and made significant contributions to a variety of fields until the Great Depression, though funding for the arts was … arts and culture, and when corporate philanthropy emerged in the 1950s it was also often aimed at the arts and culture. The … National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities have been responsible since 1965 for the central government contribution to …
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This chapter shows how economic theory and public policy analysis can illuminate decision-making relating to cultural heritage. We argue that from an economic viewpoint the appropriate conceptualisation of heritage is as a capital asset. Regarding heritage as cultural capital invites...
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This chapter critically assesses, from an economic viewpoint, the role of the arts and culture in urban and regional … creativity. In addition, the specific possibilities for using arts and cultural activities as a focal point in strategies for … urban revitalization are discussed including the role of tourism, the non-market demand for arts and culture as an element …
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This paper contains a new review of the research of the last decade that has been designed to shed light on how the art auction system works, what it indicates about price formation, and how well it performs. We begin with a short description of the mechanics of the auction system and then...
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The organization of the creative (arts and entertainment) industries rests on many types of contracts. These contracts …-profit enterprises dominate a number of arts activities, apparently for two interrelated reasons. These activities incur high fixed but …
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The nonprofit performing arts have received substantial attention in the cultural economics literature, and represent … prominent empirical studies on performing arts nonprofits. The chapter begins with a description of the nonprofit sector – and … the role of the performing arts in this sector – around the world. I then ask why performing arts nonprofits exist, taking …
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