In this article we consider whether investing in a highly specialized art movement is a viable alternative to investing in stocks and other asset classes.The evidence presented here indicates that investing in a highly specialized art movement could prove to be profitable. The average annual rate of return on Surrealist paintings seems to justify choosing them as an alternative to large-cap stocks and government bonds.
Investing in Art Movements: The Case of Surrealist Paintings
SALVI A;
2008-01-01
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In this article we consider whether investing in a highly specialized art movement is a viable alternative to investing in stocks and other asset classes.The evidence presented here indicates that investing in a highly specialized art movement could prove to be profitable. The average annual rate of return on Surrealist paintings seems to justify choosing them as an alternative to large-cap stocks and government bonds.File in questo prodotto:
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