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The Arts and Economic Growth

February 21, 2016

NEA report

The National Endowment for the Arts released a data report on the impact of the arts on economic growth since 1998. You will find solid information that you may want to use when communicating with the decision makers.

 

Read the entire report by CLICKING HERE.

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