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Сообщение от Buscador
When demand exceeds supply - the price naturally increases. But in itself the object (no) in price will not rise.
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In Ukraine, the prices of goods rise was not due to demand (and not just inflation), and the wonderful conditions arranged economy. Especially sloppy this hypertrophied in the art market, thanks largely to the insane system of importation of cultural property. Due to this, on the one hand possible active speculation, but on the other hand market dies for lack of a large number of participants and more or less adequate pricing policies.
A few examples: the price of certain ukr. artists in the West, are 2-3 times lower than that offered by the local shops and art dealers, and many unknown artists raise a minimum price as well-known (not to mention the fact that they are comparable with Western masters), while, at the poverty, a complete picture for 100-200 $. It is clear that in such a muddled market, grab a can, but to trade large? And buy both?, If that is not a gift-stuck and forgotten. And about investing in art in general is ridiculous to say - even sillier and more dangerous than the widely publicized by local banks local same investment in gold-tryndezha lot, meaning little.