ARTISTS' CAREERS AND THEIR LABOR MARKETS

Abstract

Economists ’ research into the economics of art and culture has a relatively short history. Baumol and Bowen’s (1966) book, written less than forty years ago, is seen by many as the starting point of the economists ’ foray into this sub-discipline. Research on the artists ’ labor markets and their careers has even a shorter history. Its empirical

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