Biannual international review published since 1985 by the Basque Government for economic analysis and debate, with special attention to themes which affect the Basque Economy. ISSN-0213-3865 / / E-ISSN 2340-4051
Cultural economics is a diverse field that studies the processes of production, distribution, and consumption of cultural goods and services, applying economic analysis tools to the realm of art and culture. Its relevance lies in its ability to address key issues such as the financing of the arts, the organization of cultural markets, the impact of public intervention, and the dynamics between supply and demand. It also deals with practical aspects related to the management and valuation of cultural goods, as well as market failures that justify public sector intervention. The articles in this issue address a variety of topics grouped into three main areas: the impact of new technologies and artificial intelligence; cultural participation and the value of cultural capital; and the policies and management of cultural institutions.
