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You subsidise the stuff that people do care about but isn’t getting made because it doesn’t make money as easily. Particularly in markets that skew towards very
by meheleventyone 6y ago
You subsidise the stuff that people do care about but isn’t getting made because it doesn’t make money as easily. Particularly in markets that skew towards very few people being able to afford to participate.
Publically funded broadcasting for example has been phenomenally successful.
- ImprobableTruth 6y agoI don't think this disagrees with me at all? I even explicitly mention that example of popular art that still can't fund it self. That's not what they and the article are talking about though.