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Funding Heritage: The Scottish Experience

In: The Economics of Heritage

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  • Gerald Elliot

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Based on the assumption that without understanding institutions, economists cannot make satisfactory policy prescriptions, this book draws some insightful conclusions on the strengths and limitations of applied economics in the field of heritage. Sicily provides an interesting and unique backdrop against which the study is set, demonstrating the economic complexities of heritage and the range of economic tools and concepts which can be employed to analyse it.

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  • Gerald Elliot, 2002. "Funding Heritage: The Scottish Experience," Chapters, in: IIde Rizzo & Ruth Towse (ed.), The Economics of Heritage, chapter 13, pages 189-195, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:2770_13
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