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Assessment of genetically modified soybean MON 87705 for renewal authorisation under Regulation (EC) No 1829/2003 (application GMFF-2023-21236). [PDF]
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SCADET: A detection framework for AI-generated artwork integrating dynamic frequency attention and contrastive spectral analysis. [PDF]
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Modern art market: art, economics, marketing
Uchenyy Sovet (Academic Council), 2021The article is devoted to the analysis of the market mechanism in the field of art, as well as the influence of the market on the development of mass taste and aesthetic mainstream. The author demonstrates that the market price for works of art is an indicator in which all the numerous factors of the art market, both aesthetic and economic, including ...
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Emerging Markets Review, 2010
This paper analyzes the performance and risk-return characteristics of three major emerging art markets: Russia, China, and India. According to three national art market indices, built by hedonic regressions based on auction sales prices, the geometric annual returns are 10.00%, 5.70%, and 42.20% for Russia (1985-2008), China (1990-2008), and India ...
Kraussl, R.G.W., Logher, R.
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This paper analyzes the performance and risk-return characteristics of three major emerging art markets: Russia, China, and India. According to three national art market indices, built by hedonic regressions based on auction sales prices, the geometric annual returns are 10.00%, 5.70%, and 42.20% for Russia (1985-2008), China (1990-2008), and India ...
Kraussl, R.G.W., Logher, R.
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2015
We investigate a new approach to the art market analysis. A vast amount of structured data about creators on DBpedia can be used for enriching artworks’ sales observations employed in hedonic regression. This approach can result in a new set of explanatory variables and thus yield more accurate art market indices and predictions.
Dominik Filipiak, Agata Filipowska
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We investigate a new approach to the art market analysis. A vast amount of structured data about creators on DBpedia can be used for enriching artworks’ sales observations employed in hedonic regression. This approach can result in a new set of explanatory variables and thus yield more accurate art market indices and predictions.
Dominik Filipiak, Agata Filipowska
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Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 2010
New legislation can be oppressive for a significant population depending upon the politics of its drafters. The current upsurge of the surrogacy trade in India, and the label of a "win-win" situation that it has acquired, points towards an unfettered commercialisation of assisted reproductive technology and the practice of surrogacy that is blinding ...
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New legislation can be oppressive for a significant population depending upon the politics of its drafters. The current upsurge of the surrogacy trade in India, and the label of a "win-win" situation that it has acquired, points towards an unfettered commercialisation of assisted reproductive technology and the practice of surrogacy that is blinding ...
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An Unexplored International Market- The Art Market
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1983The international art market, largely ignored by scholars, is defined and described in economic terms. A brief review of literature on the subject is presented, followed by a discussion of the economic structure of this market. It has been found to be an example of oligopolistic competition, and when market performance was examined, it was found to be ...
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COMMODIFYING ART: ART MARKET AND ART MARKETING
2023There are two important and equally famous debates in the art world that have been going on for years: Art is for art and art is for society. It is possible for art to be for both society and art, when the artist/producer meets with the art lover/consumer in an artistic environment/market and creates value for the parties.
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