Criteria for the optimal financing model of public theatres

IF 0.4 Q4 ECONOMICS
Małgorzata Gałecka, Katarzyna Smolny
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Abstract

Abstract The research is part of a wider research problem, whose aim is to find an optimal financing model for cultural institutions in Poland. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the performance indicators of municipal and regional theatres in the context of accessibility to cultural public services. The study forms a verification of previously distinguished indicators of the effectiveness of cultural institutions with a general direction: how to find an optimal financing model of public dramatic theatres. The current research problem is the accessibility of public dramatic theatres in the absence of criteria for the allocation of statutory subsidies. We hypothesise that the absence of criteria for the allocation of statutory subsidies highly diversifies the accessibility of performing arts organisations. The object of study is public dramatic theatres in Poland in the period 2011–2015. We investigated the indicators having an impact on the level of accessibility of public theatres. The statistical methods used allowed us to identify criteria affecting availability. These criteria are recognized in the literature. In addition, we indicate the level of diversification of accessibility by individual public theatres.
公共剧院最优融资模式的标准
该研究是一个更广泛的研究问题的一部分,其目的是为波兰的文化机构找到一个最佳的融资模式。本研究的目的是在文化公共服务可及性的背景下评估市政和地区剧院的绩效指标。该研究对先前区分的文化机构有效性指标进行了验证,其总体方向是:如何找到公共戏剧剧院的最佳融资模式。目前研究的问题是,在缺乏法定补贴分配标准的情况下,公共戏剧剧院的可达性。我们假设,由于缺乏法定补贴的分配标准,表演艺术机构的可及性高度多样化。研究对象是2011-2015年期间波兰的公共戏剧剧院。我们调查了影响公共剧院可达性水平的指标。使用的统计方法使我们能够确定影响可用性的标准。这些标准在文献中得到了认可。此外,我们还指出了各个公共剧院可达性的多样化程度。
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