An Artsy Elective
Students will study the structure of deals and contract theory by analyzing the combination of acting, writing and contractual forces in the performing arts.
Additional lectures will focus on public policy issues, including whether the performing arts should be subsidized and if foreign countries should promote native works by discouraging the importation of American works.
"It deals with some questions about economics that are just not touched anywhere else," Caves says. "Normally we worry about the GNP or about the Internet or about respectable industries like pharmaceuticals... It's an application of economics to a corner that doesn't usually see much economics."
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