COPYRIGHT AND ARTISTS: A VIEW FROM CULTURAL ECONOMICS
指出标准版权经济学忽视了道德权利、作者与表演者权利区分、分配效应及艺术家版权收入等关键问题，并从文化经济学角度提供不同见解，论证政府干预艺术的理由与版权经济原理的关联。
Abstract Most of the standard economic literature on copyright ignores a number of aspects that have considerable significance for cultural production and for artists, the primary creators of copyright works, the supply of which copyright is supposed to stimulate. Specifically, there is little mention in that literature of moral rights, no distinction is made between copyright for authors and neighbouring rights for performers, the distributional effects of copyright are barely referred to, and the question of how much artists earn from copyright is ignored. In this article, I survey work that relates copyright and cultural economics showing that cultural economics offers another view to the ‘standard’ economics of copyright. Moreover, the case for government intervention in the arts and heritage made by cultural economists has resonance for the economic rationale of copyright.