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Public support cuts to the arts
More people see cultural value as a justification for arts funding than arguments based on economics, but only a small minority want to see the sector protected from further cuts.
The British public are more likely to believe that arts funding should be preserved because of its intrinsic cultural value than because of its positive effect on the economy, a survey by market resea...
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