When Should Regions Bid for Artistic Resources?
Should regions make special bids to attract growth-enhancing resources? And more specifically, might the arts serve as such a resource? If so, under what conditions?
Some Observations of Analyzing Economic Impact: A Case Study, the Economic Impact of the Staples Center on the City of Los Angeles
The purpose of this report is to assess the impact the Staples Center has had on the economy of the City of Los Angeles, and in so doing identify and analyze the problems involved in estimating the economic impact of public development projects.
Assessing the Impacts of the Cultural Industry
The word "impact", when used in the phrase "economic impact analysis", has two somewhat different interpretations within the economics of the arts and culture.
CVM vs. Economic Impact: Substitutes or Complements?
Can a "ferocious" critic of arts economic impact (EIM) studies, who has labeled them a "fashionable excess," and called instead for more extensive use of alternatives such as contingent valuation (CVM) studies develop some belated sympathy for their continued use?
The Arts and Artists – Not Necessarily the Same Thing: New Methodological Approaches towards Understanding the Economic Composition of Arts
Kevin M. Stolarick, Associate Director and Research Associate, The Martin Prosperity Institute, and Joseph L. Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, presented in a workshop hosted jointly with the Population Research Center.
Read Stolarick's working paper