Economics of Athenian Drama: Its Relevance for the Arts in a Small City Today

William Baumol

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1971, vol. 85, issue 3, 365-376

Abstract: I. The Greek audience, 366. — II. Financing the Greek festival, 370. — III. The magnitude of the financial burden, 373. — IV. Concluding comment: Relevance for contemporary urban planning, 375.

Date: 1971
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