Turnover and circulation
1. Does 'some have thrown them out" mean "some of the buyers have thrown away the pieces that they have bought"?
2. Are "turnover" and "circulation" synonymous?
3. Does "Economically art movements work the same way" mean "From an economical point of view, art movements work the same way"?
Context:
As Levine himself commented:
Thousands [of the disposables] have sold and some have thrown them out. They’ve probably been sold to only ten or twelve people who could be considered collectors; this means that many people who have never owned a work of art have gotten involved in the activity of collecting. You see it’s like Keynesian economics: it’s not what you produce that’s so important, but turnover and circulation. Economically art movements work the same way.
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- Are "turnover" and "circulation" synonymous?
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catttt2. Are "turnover" and "circulation" synonymous?
No, but they are similar in nature.
Circulation is used in the
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