English to Arabic Art/Literary Economics

Of course, much of that adaptation is contingent on the monetization question, which Florida never really deals with in his response. Technology forces us to confront the challenge of redefining our expectations for the creative class in an economy where it is far easier to be a creative, but far harder to base your livelihood on your creative pursuits. The music industry is another telling example. It's much easier for a lot of musicians to make a record, build an online platform, and make a little bit of money creating their music. It's not so easy to make a lot of money, even at the highest levels of the industry.



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