Trine Bille

Cul­tur­al eco­nom­ics is con­cerned with the eco­nom­ic or­gan­iz­a­tion of the cul­tur­al and cre­at­ive sec­tor and with the be­ha­vi­or of pro­du­cers, con­sumers and gov­ern­ments in that sec­tor. In my re­search, I draw on dif­fer­ent fields of eco­nom­ics as well as oth­er dis­cip­lines and a wide range of ap­proaches.

Her re­search spans a wide range of top­ics with­in cul­tur­al eco­nom­ics, in­clud­ing:
• Labor mar­kets for artists and cre­at­ive pro­fes­sion­als
• Non-mar­ket valu­ation of cul­tur­al goods
• Cul­tur­al cap­it­al ex­tern­al­it­ies and pub­lic value
• Arts par­ti­cip­a­tion and con­sumer be­ha­vi­or
• Cul­tur­al policy and pub­lic fund­ing sys­tems
• Cre­at­ive in­dus­tries and entrepreneur­ship
• Art mar­kets and per­form­ing arts eco­nom­ics
• Cul­ture in urb­an and re­gion­al de­vel­op­ment