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Page 109
... Economic support of the arts ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE ARTS The economic evaluation of the arts in general is indi- cated either by the absolute amount of economic re- sources put into their production , acquisition , distribu- tion ...
... Economic support of the arts ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE ARTS The economic evaluation of the arts in general is indi- cated either by the absolute amount of economic re- sources put into their production , acquisition , distribu- tion ...
Page 110
... economic values . They produce economic values , but there is also a " religious " aspect in their activity that requires to be supported for its own sake . If the arts were to be sup- ported entirely by a market economy , this aspect ...
... economic values . They produce economic values , but there is also a " religious " aspect in their activity that requires to be supported for its own sake . If the arts were to be sup- ported entirely by a market economy , this aspect ...
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... Economic Bulletin for Asia and the Far East , 11 : 24-40 ( 1960 ) ; and CARL RISKIN , " Small Indus- try and the Chinese Model of Development , " China Quarter- ly , 46 : 245-273 ( 1971 ) . AMNUAY TAPINGKAE ( ed . ) , Higher Edu- cation ...
... Economic Bulletin for Asia and the Far East , 11 : 24-40 ( 1960 ) ; and CARL RISKIN , " Small Indus- try and the Chinese Model of Development , " China Quarter- ly , 46 : 245-273 ( 1971 ) . AMNUAY TAPINGKAE ( ed . ) , Higher Edu- cation ...
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