The State and the Arts: An Analysis of Key Economic Policy Issues in Europe and the United States

Dick Netzer · John W. O’Hagan

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Cultural Industries and Urban Development Politics, Economics, and Education Policy Arts, Culture, and Music Studies

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Part 1 Policy rationale - why the State gets involved: non-private benefits information failures and distributional issues. Part 2 Policy implementation - how the State gets involved: regulation taxation direct expenditure. Part 3 Sectorial policy issues - effects of State involvement: art museums performing arts institutions.

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