Muses and Markets: Explorations in the Economics of the Arts
Bruno S. Frey, Werner W. Pommerehne
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Bruno S. Frey, Werner W. Pommerehne
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Part 1 Introduction: Art - The Economic Point of View Art between Market and Government. Part 2 Behaviour of Art Institutions: Theatres The Salzburg Festival Museums and Art Galleries. Part 3 Markets for Art: Why is a Rauschenberg so Expensive? Is Art Investment Profitable? International Trade in Art. Part 4 Market for Artists: Income of Artists. Part 5 Art Policy: The Arts and Democracy Public Support for the Arts.
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Part 1 Introduction: Art - The Economic Point of View Art between Market and Government. Part 2 Behaviour of Art Institutions: Theatres The Salzburg Festival Museums and Art Galleries. Part 3 Markets for Art: Why is a Rauschenberg so Expensive? Is Art Investment Profitable? International Trade in Art. Part 4 Market for Artists: Income of Artists. Part 5 Art Policy: The Arts and Democracy Public Support for the Arts.
Key concepts: Art market, The arts, Art, Visual arts, Democracy, Government (linguistics), Investment (military), Contemporary art