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| Titel |
Cost disease in consumption and spectatorship management : a cross-country study of the value creation mechanism in the performing arts |
| Auteur |
L.M. Lin, Y. Lin |
| Tijdschrifttitel |
In: International journal of arts management. 21(2018)1(Fall.17-27) |
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| Trefwoorden |
podiumkunsten, theaters, economische aspecten, culturele organisaties, non-profit organisaties, Verenigde Staten, China, statistieken (vorm), vergelijkend onderzoek (vorm), tijdschriftartikelen (vorm) |
Samenvatting
This study examines value creation in the performing arts, applying Baumol’s cost disease theory in a twocountry study (the United States and China). The study applies value creation and cost disease theory in a novel manner by taking a consumer perspective, thus extending the theories to the discussion of the concept of time while asserting the effectiveness of economies of scale. This work uses observation and structured interviews in a case study framework. The findings show that the value creation mechanisms of the two production systems are spatial fix and mass spectatorship in advance, signalling a battle for attention. From management of time in production to cost disease in consumption, the study draws new conclusions based on the 50-year-old cost disease theory. |
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