This is a guest post by Jay H. Dick, Senior Director of State and Local Government Affairs at Americans for the Arts: If your city had a new construction company move to town, this would be good news – more jobs, more economic activity, and more tax revenues to be collected. How about if your city received funding from your state to widen a road? Again, you would probably welcome this news with open arms. Now, think about a new arts organization moving to town. Would you look at this group with the same economic lens that you used to look at the construction or transportation business?
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29 April 2015, USA
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