To what extent does culture contribute to national wealth? (Podcast)

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BSI Economics is staying active during this period of lockdown, continuing to provide content on economic and financial topics to decision-makers, the general public, teachers, and students. As part of a partnership with the Teachers-Businesses Program, you can find podcasts produced by BSI Economics economists, published on the Melchior website:

Click here: Nicolas Pietrzyk’s podcast on the contribution of culture to the national economy

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N.B.: The comments made by Nicolas Pietrzyk in this podcast are his own and do not reflect the views of the institution for which he works.

30/04/2020

L'auteur

Nicolas Pietrzyk

A graduate of the École Normale Supérieure de Cachan and Sciences Po Paris, Nicolas Pietrzyk is an economist with the French Ministry of Culture. He has previously taught economics and management at universities and Grandes Ecoles, and worked in several national and international institutions. His main areas of interest are economic policy and the economics of culture. At BSI Economics, Nicolas Pietrzyk is also in charge of public affairs and a member of the Guidance and Ethics Committee.

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