To promote economic growth

To preserve cultural heritage

To foster social cohesion

To enhance individual well-being

Cultural activities can generate economic growth through tourism and creative industries.

Cultural institutions can contribute to social capital and community development.

Cultural policy can promote innovation and creativity in the economy.

Cultural policy can lead to a decline in economic productivity.

The positive or negative effects of cultural activities on individuals or society that are not reflected in market prices.

The economic value of cultural goods and services that is captured by producers.

The government subsidies provided to cultural institutions.

The costs associated with the production and consumption of cultural goods and services.

The tendency for costs in the cultural sector to rise faster than inflation.

The decline in demand for cultural goods and services over time.

The increasing concentration of cultural production in urban centers.

The emergence of new technologies that disrupt traditional cultural industries.

To provide direct funding to cultural institutions.

To regulate the cultural sector and protect cultural heritage.

To promote cultural diversity and access to culture for all.

All of the above.

Merit goods are cultural goods and services that are deemed to have intrinsic value and should be subsidized by the government, while public goods are cultural goods and services that are non-rivalrous and non-excludable.

Merit goods are cultural goods and services that are produced by the government, while public goods are cultural goods and services that are produced by the private sector.

Merit goods are cultural goods and services that are consumed by the wealthy, while public goods are cultural goods and services that are consumed by the poor.

Merit goods are cultural goods and services that are produced by non-profit organizations, while public goods are cultural goods and services that are produced by for-profit organizations.

The economic value of cultural goods and services.

The knowledge, skills, and dispositions that individuals acquire through their engagement with culture.

The financial resources that individuals or organizations have available to invest in cultural activities.

The physical infrastructure and institutions that support cultural production and consumption.

To generate economic growth and employment.

To promote innovation and creativity.

To contribute to social cohesion and well-being.

All of the above.

The decline of traditional cultural industries due to digital disruption.

The increasing concentration of cultural production and consumption in a few global cities.

The growing inequality in access to cultural goods and services.

All of the above.

It promotes social cohesion and understanding among different cultural groups.

It enriches the cultural experiences and expressions of individuals and communities.

It contributes to economic growth and innovation by fostering creativity and cultural exchange.

All of the above.

To preserve and protect cultural heritage for future generations.

To promote cultural identity and sense of place.

To contribute to economic development through tourism and cultural industries.

All of the above.

Government grants and subsidies.

Private donations and sponsorships.

Ticket sales and other earned revenue.

All of the above.

The right of individuals to participate in and benefit from cultural life.

The responsibility of individuals to contribute to and support cultural life.

The recognition of the importance of culture in shaping individual and collective identities.

All of the above.

To ensure equal access to cultural goods and services for all individuals.

To support cultural activities and institutions that promote social cohesion and understanding.

To address the cultural needs of marginalized and disadvantaged groups.

All of the above.

The impact of globalization and digital technologies on cultural production and consumption.

The growing inequality in access to cultural goods and services.

The need to balance economic growth with cultural preservation and sustainability.

All of the above.