Increased property values are an indirect economic impact of arts and culture, as they result from increased demand for housing and commercial space in areas with a vibrant arts and culture scene.

Arts and culture can contribute to increased tourism revenue in a number of ways, including by attracting visitors to cultural events and festivals, creating a more vibrant and attractive city, and increasing the number of restaurants and hotels.

Increased social cohesion is a social impact of arts and culture, rather than an economic impact.

Arts and culture can contribute to increased tax revenue in a number of ways, including by attracting new businesses and residents, increasing the value of property, and generating revenue from ticket sales and other fees.

Increased employee morale is a benefit of arts and culture for employees, rather than for businesses.

Arts and culture can contribute to increased employment in a number of ways, including by creating new jobs in the arts and culture sector, attracting new businesses and residents, and increasing the demand for goods and services.

Lack of public support is not a challenge that arts and culture organizations face, as they typically enjoy strong public support.

Local governments can support arts and culture in a number of ways, including by providing funding for arts and culture organizations, creating public art programs, and promoting arts and culture events.

Increased crime is not a benefit of arts and culture for local communities, as arts and culture typically have a positive impact on crime rates.

Arts and culture can contribute to increased civic engagement in a number of ways, including by providing opportunities for people to come together and participate in cultural activities, raising awareness of social issues, and encouraging people to volunteer their time.

Decreasing crime rates is not a way that arts and culture can contribute to economic development, as arts and culture typically have a positive impact on crime rates.

Arts and culture can contribute to increased social cohesion in a number of ways, including by providing opportunities for people to come together and participate in cultural activities, breaking down barriers between different groups of people, and promoting understanding and appreciation of different cultures.

Increasing crime rates is not a way that arts and culture can contribute to community development, as arts and culture typically have a positive impact on crime rates.

Arts and culture can contribute to a sense of place and identity in a number of ways, including by reflecting the unique history and culture of a community, creating opportunities for people to come together and celebrate their shared heritage, and promoting understanding and appreciation of different cultures.

Displacing existing residents is not a way that arts and culture can contribute to neighborhood revitalization, as arts and culture typically have a positive impact on neighborhoods.