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North Holland Economics of the Arts: Selected Essays 237 - North Holland

Name: Economics of the Arts: Selected Essays 237 - North Holland
Brand: North Holland
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Explore the complex intersection of art and economic theory with Economics of the Arts: Selected Essays. This volume, part of the Contributions to Economic Analysis series, provides a deep look into the specialized field of art market economics. It serves as a valuable resource for econometricians, theorists, economic historians, and labor economists seeking to understand the financial drivers behind the creative world. This collection addresses a wide variety of practical and theoretical topics. Readers will find analysis on auction anomalies, the management of museums, and the economic implications of property rights and art thefts. The text also examines labor issues, such as the excess supply of labor in the performing arts, and looks at the financial aspects of investing in artworks. By reviewing historical behavior regarding collectors and the price differences between original works and copies, this book offers a comprehensive perspective on how value is determined in the art world. It is an essential read for students and professionals interested in the economic analysis of legal problems and market behaviors within the arts.

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Comprehensive analysis of art market economics for researchers, historians, and economic theorists.

Detailed examination of auction anomalies and the financial dynamics of art investments.

Exploration of museum management and the economic complexities of property rights and art theft.

Study of labor economics within the performing arts, focusing on labor supply issues.

Historical insights into collector behavior and the pricing relationship between originals and copies.

Academic coverage designed for students and professionals interested in legal and economic art problems.

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Brand: North Holland
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0444824022
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Exhibition & Collection Catalogs > Museums
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 19 November 1996
Listed Since: 14 October 2006

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