Pricing the priceless: art, artists, and economics

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1990-02-01otherChoice Reviews Online196 citationsclosed

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Art History and Market Analysis Cultural Industries and Urban Development Auction Theory and Applications

Abstract

Explain why is art usually an inferior investment to common stocks; how have artists through the centuries acted as entrepreneurs without sacrificing their art; what is the true meaning of the art auction; why does government subsidy make sense?

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