Perception of Quality in Demand for Theatre

Author(s): Throsby, C. David
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1982

Paper presented at Second Annual International Conference on Cultural Economics and Planning, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, Mastricht, Holland, May 26-28, 1982.

Cost Inflation and the London Orchestras

Author(s): Shoesmith, Eddie and Millner, Geoffrey
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1982

Paper presented at Second Annual International Conference on Cultural Economics and Planning, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, Mastricht, Holland, May 26-28, 1982.

The Economics of Cultural Decisions in the New Art of Computer

Author(s): Abt, Clark C.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1982

Paper presented at Second Annual International Conference on Cultural Economics and Planning, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, Mastricht, Holland, May 26-28, 1982.

Determinants of Arts Demand: Some Hypotheses, Evidence, and Policy Implications

Author(s): Gold, Sonia S.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. The inadequate analytical and data foundations of arts policy affect a wide range of policy issues, but they seem to be especially severe with respect to demand. The unwelcome reality is that our understanding of the factors which function as determinants of arts demand is still severely limited. Recognition of this problem does not seem to be widespread nor is its correction regarded as urgent.

An Economic Approach to Art Innovations

Author(s): Owen, Virginia Lee and Owen, Philip James
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Stroud Cornock appears on p. 111-113.

An Economic Analysis of the Museum

Author(s): Frey, Bruno S. and Pommerehne, Werner W.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Kenneth Kahn appears on p. 259-260.

The Arts and Urban Development

Author(s): Shanahan, James L.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by J. Mark Davidson Schuster appears on p. 305-307. Comment by V. N. Krishnan appears on p. 307.

Art Collections in Seventeenth Century Delft

Author(s): Montias, John Michael
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Ina Stegen appears on p. 147-149.

Policy Implications of a Composer Labor Supply Function

Author(s): Felton, Marianne Victorius
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Clark C. Abt, p. 198-199.

It is well known that fewer than a dozen composers make a living from composing alone. The others must find full-time employment, the majority being employed at institutions of higher learning. Part of their income from this activity is in turn used to subsidize the production of music. Because composers are required to spend most of their time in pursuit of a living, their musical

Economic Aspects of Arts Subsidy in England

Author(s): Hutchison, Robert
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Anthony Field appears on p. 63-66.

Is the Supply of Cultural Events an Indicator of Their Demand?: Music and Theater in Sweden

Author(s): Khakee, Abdul and Nilsson, Goran
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Alexander Belinfante appears on p. 283. Our aim in this paper is to examine the extent to which the supply of performing arts determines their demand in Sweden. In doing so, we assume that the supply of performing arts is almost entirely determined by public support.

Markets for Works of Art and Markets for Lemons

Author(s): McCain, Roger A.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979. Comment by Adrian Kendry appears on p. 136-137. Comment by V.N. Krishnan appears on p. 138.

The Role of the Arts in Developing Countries: Thailand, a Case Study

Author(s): Mabry, Mary Connelly and Mabry, Bevars D.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979.

Uncertainty and Investment in Human Capital in the Arts

Author(s): Waits, C. Richard and McNertney, Edward M.
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979.

The Performing Arts and the Market: Anglo-American and German Approaches to Theater and Orchestra in Market Economies

Author(s): Wahl-Ziegler, Erika
Date of Publication: Dec 31, 1979

Paper presented at First International Conference on Arts and Economics, sponsored by the Association for Cultural Economics, held in Edinburgh, Scotland, August 8-10, 1979.

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