The Distribution of Artistic Human Capital – A Typology Building Approach

Ashton de Silva, Sveta Angelopoulos and Jonathan Boymal

Economic Papers, 2019, vol. 38, issue 2, 95-113

Abstract: Artists have long been understood to play a vital role in local communities. Our intent is to develop a deeper understanding of the distribution of artistic human capital; specifically, the extent to which particular patterns of co‐location exist across Australia. We find little evidence of patterns by type of artistic human capital. Interestingly, however, our analysis does reveal a form of grouping that enables us to prescribe a typology based on the degree to which the number of types of artistic human capital resides. Using this typology we explore differences among states and regions across Australia.

Date: 2019
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