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A Comparative Econometric Analysis of Museum Attendance by Locals and Foreigners: The Cases of Padua and Seville/Un análisis econométrico comparado de las asistencias a los museos por parte del público local y extranjero: el caso de Padua y Sevilla

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FRATESCHI, CARLOFILIPPO () (UNIVERSITY OF PADUA. Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche “Marco Fanno”)
LAZZARO, ELISABETTA () (UNIVERSITY OF PADUA. Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche “Marco Fanno”)
PALMA MARTOS, LUIS () (UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE. Departamento de Historia e Instituciones Económicas y Economía Aplicada)
Abstract

Through a comparative survey based on a unique dataset, we highlight existing similarities and differences in the museum demand of two similar institutions located in two different European cities, Padua and Seville. While considering some of the peculiarities of the two museums, we examine the heterogeneity of their visitors’ profiles and their factual, motivational, and evaluative stated behaviours. In particular, these characteristics are econometrically regressed to explain the assiduousness of the two museums’ audiences. A partir de una encuesta comparativa, integrada en una única base de datos, se analizan y ponen de manifiesto las similitudes y diferencias en la demanda de museos de dos instituciones similares, localizadas en dos ciudades europeas, Padua y Sevilla. Se estudian las peculiaridades de los dos museos y examinamos la heterogeneidad de los visitantes: sus perfiles y comportamiento. Nos hemos centrado en un análisis econométrico a fin de explicar la relación de las características de los visitantes con la asiduidad de las visitas.

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Volume (Year): 27 (2009)
Issue (Month): (Abril)
Pages: 177-198
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Keywords: Museos; Patrimonio Cultural; estudios de audiencia; patrones de visita; estudios de caso comparativos ; Museums and cultural heritage; audience research; visit patterns; international comparative case study.;

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