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Artistic labour markets: why are they of interest to labour economists?
David Throsby
Department of Economics
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Artists
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Labor Market
100%
Occupational Career
25%
Creative Industry
25%
Labour Supply
25%
Employment Condition
25%
Creative Activity
25%
Time Allocation
25%
Labor Market Research
25%
Job Mobility
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Industry
100%
Labor Market
100%
Workforce
33%
Time Use
33%
Labor Supply Decision
33%
Labor Market Research
33%
Job Mobility
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