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In Italy, the Regular Grant is the most important subsidy to private cultural institutions. Since 1996, law 534/96 has regulated its provision. This law greatly improves on the previous legislation, as it redefines the prerequisites to become a recipient and specifies performance indicators to...
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The “free access” policy designed by the British Government has encouraged interest in museum financial issues. We define a principal-agent model for museum administration where there are two income sources: public grants and ticket revenues. This model allows us to define the optimal...
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This paper takes a preliminary look at the hybridization of museums – the creation of a variety of mixed forms of … museums, the analysis documents the mix of types of governing authority and demonstrates how this mix varies across location … American museums are (1) either public or private and (2) predominately private. While the second part of this view may still …
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Although museums are major recipients of public money, very little is known regarding what factors cause changes in the … will reduce the level of subsidy going to those museums that raise revenues for themselves, especially if these revenues … government grants to museums. Statistically analysing data drawn from a panel of UK museums funded by central government …
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This paper reviews the availability and quality of statistical evidence on the structure, visitor patterns and funding of the museum sector in the U.K. The policy context is discussed and the implications for cultural economics are reviewed. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998
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museums and galleries. This paper therefore outlines a robust paradigm by means of which the impact of admission charges on … access can be analysed. In applying that paradigm to museums, it demonstrates a number of analytical and theoretical “red …
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Superstar museums are characterized by (1) great prominence among tourists and world fame among the general population … phenomenon is caused by factors both on the demand and the supply side of the market. Superstar museums are forced to offer …
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This paper provides an economic analysis of the survey responses of visitors who were asked to make a “ value for money” (VFM) assessment of a museum visit. The paper first interprets the notion of VFM from an economic perspective, and distinguishes between evaluations made before and after...
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visiting behavior of 80,821 Museum Cardholders to 108 Dutch museums, we propose a latent class application of a logit model to … account for the different distances of museums to the population and for differences in willingness-to-travel. Copyright …
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